Hypergravity dust-removing or decoking technique for gas and device
A super-gravity, gas-fired technology, applied in the separation of dispersed particles, chemical instruments and methods, and the use of liquid separators, etc., can solve the problems of dust removal, poor decoking effect, large floor space, and high input cost, and achieve an improved effective ratio. The effect of surface area, small footprint, and low equipment operating costs
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[0015] A gas supergravity dedusting or decoking process includes inputting gas and liquid into a supergravity dedusting or decoking device, and outputting after dedusting or decoking. The gas enters the inner cavity from the outer circumference of the rotating rotor 4 equipped with fillers or screens 5 in the supergravity dust removal or degumming device, flows from outside to inside through the fillers or screens 5, and flows out from the middle. The liquid flows in from the liquid inlet pipe 8, and is sprayed into the inner cavity of the rotating rotor 4 by the nozzle 9 in the center of the rotating rotor 4. Under centrifugal action, the gas is in the opposite direction from the inside to the outside, and passes through the filler or wire mesh 5 in the inner cavity of the rotor 4. Outflow from the bottom.
[0016] The gas and the liquid flow counter to each other under the high-speed rotation of the rotating rotor 4, and the liquid contacts the gas in the curved flow path at...
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