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Hydraulics of packed towers

2024-10-13View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: how do I read the hydraulic operation diagram when simulating an absorption tower in Aspen? For example, what does 145.07mm-water/m mean? Is there any book that provides a detailed explanation of this topic? Thank you all
Reply #22024-10-13
In the Aspen simulation software, “145.07 mm-water/m” generally refers to the pressure drop per unit height of the tower; that is, the pressure loss caused by the liquid per meter of tower height is 145.07 millimeters of water column. For more details, you can refer to \"Design of Chemical Process Equipment\" or the Aspen Technical Manual; these books and resources usually provide detailed information on the hydraulic calculations and analysis of tower equipment. .

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