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Regarding heterogeneous cross-sections

2024-03-31View Original

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When calculating towers, apart from changes in wall thickness, diameter, and material, are changes such as liquid level height and packing height considered as part of the heterogeneous cross-sectional variations?
Reply #22024-03-31
Changes in liquid level height and packing height are not considered as non-homogeneous cross-sections. A heterogeneous cross-section generally refers to variations in cross-sectional dimensions or material properties as a function of spatial position. .

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