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Tower Design, Calculation, and Result Interpretation

2013-12-31 View Original

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Design the tower and conduct calculations based on examples found online. How should we interpret the calculation results? For example, what does the maximum load fraction mean? Maximum load factor? Maximum apparent flow velocity of the liquid? What I want to know is, what do these mean? How can they determine whether the design results are reasonable? Thank you!
Reply #2 2014-01-01
It’s very simple; just look at the principles of chemical engineering to understand it.
Reply #3 2014-01-01
Check out books like the \"Petrochemical Design Handbook\" or the \"Chemical Engineering Handbook\"
Reply #4 2014-01-01
I’ve certainly studied the principles of chemical engineering, but these terms differ from those used in some manuals and books. How do they correspond to each other? I’m asking this mainly because I’m not sure; could someone who understands it well provide a clear explanation? Thank you!

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