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AlyB (Mechanical)
16 Dec 09 11:07
I have been asked to size a vertical knockout for a groundwater extraction system. Typically, we have just gone with sizes that we know work from experience, but we are at an unusually high flow rate (2000 scfm) in this application.
We typically do not use a mesh pad at all, but all of the literature I can find includes them.
The system runs at 10 in Hg vacuum, and there will be variable fractions of liquid and vapor. We would typically use a tangential inlet and have the vapor outlet on the top of the vessel.
Any thoughts on how to go about this?
prmmel (Civil/Environme)
26 Jan 10 20:47
We manufacture knock out tanks (www.prm-net.com). For 2000scfm@10" Hg, the vessel would be based on your needs.
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Assuming the tank is outdoors:
If it is simple SVE with not much water estimated, then I would go with a 42"D x 96"H vessel.
If this is dual phase, then it changes things. Considerations have to be made for internal baffling.
A mesh demistor is an option we typically offer to protect the downstream blowers.
Please feel free to email with additional questions (mel.phillips@prm-net.com)
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