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CONDENSATE PROBLEM

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Hellinas

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Dec 25, 2008
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Hello ,
I have a big problem at the analyzers of the refineries with the condensate of the sampling system. I tried some pots or some water traps but nothing. Is there any practical way to solve the problem?
THank you in advance.

REMEMBER IS NOT GREECE IS HELLAS
 
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Thank you a lot. It is a heated transport tubing from the chimney (67meters long) and just 50 cm without heated cover. I have a water trap from abb but believe me every two days i have to press air backward to the line. I will try one of the filter from the site you recommended.
<<<<Thank you again JLSeagull>>>>

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If that is an emissions monitoring system on a heater stack I bet that the analyzer manufacturer can recommend a suitable model for a similar filter. The pressure would be very low and something else may be necessary.
 
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