LIU Yufeng, JI Zhongli, CHEN Feng, LIU Zhen, CHANG Cheng. Influence of oleophobic modification on gas-liquid filtration performance of glass fiber coalescing elements[J]. CIESC Journal, 2020, 71(12): 5644-5654
LIU Yufeng, JI Zhongli, CHEN Feng, LIU Zhen, CHANG Cheng. Influence of oleophobic modification on gas-liquid filtration performance of glass fiber coalescing elements[J]. CIESC Journal, 2020, 71(12): 5644-5654DOI: 10.11949/0438-1157.20200689.
Influence of oleophobic modification on gas-liquid filtration performance of glass fiber coalescing elements
Gas-liquid coalescing elements are widely used in industrial fields such as compressed gas purification. Currently
the performance of coalescing elements is difficult to meet the growing needs of the industry. However
while increasing the filtration efficiency of the coalescing element
the resistance will increase simultaneously
which is not conducive to the optimization of the comprehensive performance. To develop low-resistance high-efficiency coalescing elements
the coalescing filter materials are modified by different concentrations of fluorosilicone acrylate solution. The evolution of pressure drop
filtration efficiency and secondary entrainment of the filter materials with different surface energy during the gas-liquid filtration process were analyzed
the modified filter materials were fabricated into coalescing filters for verification. The results showed that
the filtration efficiency of the modified filter materials was increased by approximately 10%
and the steady-state pressure drop was reduced by approximately 30%. The decrease in jump pressure drop caused by changes in the surface properties of the filter materials is the main cause of the decrease in steady-state pressure drop. The increase in filtration efficiency is caused by the enhancement of diffusion and inertial separation
and the reduction of secondary entrainment. For oleophobic filter materials with different surface energy
the pressure drop and filtration efficiency increase with the decrease of surface energy. The quality factor of the coalescing filter element can be increased by up to 92% after modification.
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