Problems · Troubleshooting

Why Demister Vanes Have Low Efficiency & Liquid Carryover

Symptoms · Root Causes · Proven Solutions

Vane eliminators fail to capture droplets, causing outlet carryover, tower flooding, downstream corrosion and poor gas-purification results.

The Problem

What Is Happening?

Vane eliminators fail to capture droplets, causing outlet carryover, tower flooding, downstream corrosion and poor gas-purification results.

Common Symptoms

  • Visible mist and droplets at the gas outlet
  • Serious liquid carryover in exhaust gas
  • Downstream equipment and pipelines corrode faster
  • Gas purification and emission indicators fail
What Is Happening?
Root Causes

4 Root Causes

01

Excessive Gas Velocity

Droplets are swept through before they can settle.

02

Vane Fouling

Scale and dust disrupt the designed airflow path.

03

Poor Vane Geometry

Unoptimized angle and spacing weaken inertial capture.

04

Installation Gaps

Misalignment creates short-circuit airflow and bypass.

Proven Solutions

3 Recommended Actions

Solution 01

Control Gas Velocity

Operate within the rated range for reliable inertial separation.

Solution 02

Wash & Descale Regularly

Use online washing to restore clear vane passages.

Solution 03

Upgrade Vane Geometry

Use enhanced multi-fold chevrons for finer droplet capture.

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