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What is the deference between Coalescor and Separator in filtration systems?
I am not sure I know a detailed technical answer to your question. However, I believe a coalescer is a specific type of separator which uses the physical properties of droplets (small droplets coalescing into larger droplets) to separate immiscible liquids using gravity settling.
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Jay Hofmann (Trinity Consultants, Inc.)
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Industrial air quality issues with a focus on regulatory assessments, audits, evaluations and compliance. Industrial focus in oil, gas pipelines, power, refining, chemicals, pulp and paper, and cement industries.
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Several past and current clients in the chemical, oil refining, gas processing and pipeline, power, pulp and paper, and cement industries.
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