Hybrid mist eliminators
Two stages of different principles — each verified separately
Schematic diagram, not an installation drawing.
A hybrid assembly places stages of different principles in series: for example, a coalescing stage grows fine mist, and a vane stage polishes out the large drops. The assembly is a design decision: stage characteristics are taken from their data sheets, and the designer matches velocities and drainage.
What to check before selecting
- Velocity at the inlet of each stage — matched across the sections (the “Airflow velocity” tool).
- Total ΔP — the sum of the data sheet ΔP values of the stages at matched velocities.
- Independent drains for the stages; mixing the drain streams is not acceptable without justification.
What the manufacturer must state
This table is not a spec sheet: without the specific model datasheet, values stay “no data”. No typical numbers are ever substituted.
| Parameter | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Velocity matching between stages | — | design calculation |
| Total ΔP of the assembly | — | per the stage data sheets |
| Drainage arrangement of each stage | — | design decision |
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