- Removes water or oil mist, fog and droplets from new or recirculated airflow
- Designed for use in applications requiring air to be free of condensation
- Can also be used in conjunction with steam or mist type humidifiers
The Email Air Handling Water Mist Eliminator effectively removes water or oil mist, fog and droplets from new or recirculated airflow. Designed for use in applications requiring air to be free of condensation, such as electrical equipment areas and transmitter stations. Can also be used in conjunction with steam or mist type humidifiers, or in HVAC systems with air or chilled water coils.
Construction
The 2-inch-deep media pack consists of multiple alternate layers of crimped and flat woven screen. It is encased in a rigid, 4-inch-deep enclosing frame, designed to prevent any air by-pass. An all stainless-steel construction ensures that the Water Mist Eliminator is fully protected against corrosion.
Installation /Maintenance
The Email Air Handling Water Mist Eliminator must be installed vertically to ensure peak operational efficiency. A ‘TOP’ label is included on the unit for proper orientation when installing. As water is channelled through the bottom of the unit, mounting hardware needs to be designed accordingly with adequate drainage. Mounting frames can be easily bolted or riveted together to form banks, with larger banks requiring welded diagonal support beams for added support.
Standard Specification
Mist Eliminators shall be Email Air Handling Type Water Mist Eliminator. They shall be a fixed, cleanable all metal panel type. Each Mist Eliminator shall consist of stainless-steel screen media and enclosing frame. Media pack shall be constructed of corrugated and flat layers of stainless steel wire. Depth of media pack shall be 2 inches. Enclosing frame shall be stainless-steel construction 100mm deep with reinforced corners.
The Email Air Handling Water Mist Eliminator must be installed vertically to ensure peak operational efficiency. A ‘TOP’ label is included on the unit for proper orientation when installing.
As water is channelled through the bottom of the unit, mounting hardware needs to be designed accordingly with adequate drainage.