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For the adsorption of organic waste gases, is it better to have the flow from top to bottom or from bottom to top? What about during steam desorption?

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For the adsorption of organic waste gases, is it better to have the flow from top to bottom or from bottom to top? Is it better to have steam enter from above and exit from below, or enter from below and exit from above during steam desorption? ? For dry gas, is it better to have air flow in from above and out from below, or in from below and out from above? ?
Reply #22017-08-25
For gases, there is no absolute distinction between upper and lower; it mainly depends on the arrangement of the front and back sections. Liquids use gravity, while gases do not.

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