In today’s era of higher expectations, achieving higher benefits requires better knowledge on the part of users. It is no longer adequate for a designer to simply indicate “mist eliminator” in the data sheets.
In order to design a phase separation vessel appropriately, it is very important to check the performance of the system (inlet to outlet) rather than just concentrating on the demisting device. Of course, selecting and appropriately sizing the correct mist elimination device is the most critical of those. Ever been told that you have to derate mist eliminators as pressure increases? Or don’t use vanes above a certain pressure? What is happening to the fluid properties?
This second “Savvy Separator ShopTalk” will address these questions and more.
Registration Link: Microsoft Virtual Events Powered by Teams
Moderator: Peggy Lane – Former Separation SME at BP
ShopTalkers: Michael O'Dell – Koch-Glitsch; Moize Turkey – AMACS Process Tower Internals