DTL separator
specifications
The type DTL gas/liquid separators have a modified body designed to drain
viscous liquids, sludge and high volumes of particulate matter. Whereas
standard type T, L3 and L1S separators have drain ports installed onto dished
heads, the type DLT uses a steep angle conical body with an oversized flanged
drain port. This makes it easier for slow moving liquids, slurries and
particles to exit the drain port of the separator. The most common
drainage method is actuating a rotary valve and enabling system pressure to
purge the separated material from the body of the vessel. It is also
possible to monitor the level of separated material to actuate a valve with pump
to positively transfer that material to the next process. DTL separators
have been used to recover valuable particulate that would otherwise have been
exhausted.
DTL separators are a fully welded pressure vessel fabricated to ASME Code
Section VIII Division 1 with stamp, has no serviceable/moving components,
requires zero maintenance. They separate entrained droplets and particles
larger than 10 microns with 99% efficiency. The maximum separation rate is
20% of the units’ maximum mass flow capacity, except for the DT model which is
40%.
Typically manufactured from pipe, they can be
fabricated from rolled plate; standard materials include carbon steel, 304L SS
and 316L SS although they can be fabricated in other alloys when required.
Customizations include support legs, additional ports and non-flanged
connections.

