I think we've been overestimating the need for this kind of separation. If you have a liquid seal at the bottom, gas will leave gas passage
I think we've been overestimating the need for this kind of separation. If you have a liquid seal at the bottom, gas will leave gas passage
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But liquid droplets can leave at gas outlet if the velocity isnt slowed or the droplets hit an impingement screen. And gas disolved in liquid will escape the liquid seal if not given enough time to come out of suspensionOriginally Posted by n00b 0f l337
I think we've been overestimating the need for this kind of separation. If you have a liquid seal at the bottom, gas will leave gas passage
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