The process
Galvanising lines have acid pickling tanks that fume, a flux dryer, and a zinc kettle that emits fume at dipping. The pickling fume goes through a scrubber in PP-FRP, the kettle fume to a bag filter, and the dryer needs a hot air fan.
The gas at the fan
Fume from pickling, acid handling or reactor vents, corrosive and often wet. PP-FRP, FRP or rubber lined construction, with the motor outside the gas path.
Selection for this duty
| Construction | Stainless steel or lined vessel with mesh pad or vane pack sized for the droplet load |
| Density at the fan | At about 40°C the gas density is close to 1.13 kg/m³, 94% of standard air. Pressure developed and power drawn fall in the same ratio, so the selection is made at this density and the motor is checked at cold start. |
Separates entrained liquid droplets from a vapour or gas stream, ahead of a compressor, a fan or a stack. Client-stated blade types for the Mist Eliminator in general: Demister Knockdown Vessel.
Industries
Other fans in hot dip galvanising lines
Mist Eliminator in other processes
Waste IncineratorsBiomedical Waste IncineratorsChemical Reactor and Tank VentsMVR EvaporatorsEffluent Treatment and Zero Liquid Discharge PlantsFertilizer Granulation PlantsSulphuric Acid PlantsFlare and Pressure Relief SystemsGas Compressor StationsPaper Machine Dryer SectionsTextile Stenters and DryersPickling and Acid Treatment LinesCold Rolling MillsBOF Steel ConvertersEdible Oil Solvent Extraction Plants
Information needed to select or quote
- Gas volume and temperature. Actual flow at the inlet, normal and upset temperature, moisture.
- Dust or pollutant. Inlet loading, particle size distribution, whether it is abrasive, sticky, hygroscopic or combustible; for gases, the species and concentration.
- Required outlet. The emission limit or clean gas concentration the unit must meet.
- Site. Available space and height, material of construction preferences, and how the collected material is to be discharged.