Wire Mesh Pad Demister for Wet Scrubber Igs

    Mesh mist eliminators or pads are made by knitting wire, metal, or plastic into tightly packed layers, which are then crimped and stacked to achieve the required pad thickness. Mesh pads remove liquid droplets by impingement of droplets onto the wires, followed by coalescence into droplets large enough to disengage from the bottom of the place and drop through the rising gas flow into the liquid-holding part of the separator.
   The prominent mechanism for droplet capture is inertial impaction. The capture efficiency for a conventional mesh mist eliminator, at a given droplet size, is a function of the wire or fibre total thickness, mesh density, and wire diameter, as well as the properties of the fluids to be separated more
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