Mist Eliminators

As the word mist eliminator defines; as “equipment for the mechanical process of separation of liquids from gases”; by the process of mist elimination. This equipment removes mist from mixture-separating equipment. Mist eliminators play a pivotal role in the oil and gas separation process, acting as an efficient tool to remove entrained liquid droplets from gas streams. Primarily, it is used in scrubbing towers and internal parts. It does all of that task by separating the droplets from the outlet gas streams; that are all present in the inlet gas.

Sepco Process Inc. is one of the well-known manufacturers and suppliers of the best quality mist eliminators.  Our mist-eliminators are popular for removing every type of mist-like chromic-acid mist, oil mist, sulfuric acid mist, machine coolant mist, and other similar entrained mists. This equipment easily separates the mist droplets from the gas streams through inertial impaction as well as mechanical impingement. Our engineers make sure that it has a large surface area coupled with a small volume. This is something that allows the liquid mixture to get collected without substantially impeding the flow of gas.

At Sepco Process Inc., we design & manufacture a wide variety of mist-eliminators that ensure to provide pure liquids thereby lengthening your machines’ life. Some of the most-used and high-selling ones are mesh pads, vanes, and axial cyclones.

By deploying mist eliminators, the separation efficiency is significantly enhanced, ensuring that the produced gas meets the required specifications for purity and quality. It improves the overall performance of separation systems and, contributes to the protection and longevity of downstream equipment by minimizing the risk of corrosion and erosion caused by liquid carryover. With their crucial role in maintaining operational efficiency and equipment integrity, mist eliminators stand as indispensable components in the oil and gas industry’s pursuit of optimal processing and product quality.


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