Who has experience in working with plate-type spray towers? I hope everyone can share their insights! There are also advantages and disadvantages compared to packed towers.

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Who has experience in working with plate-type spray towers? I hope everyone can share their insights! There are also advantages and disadvantages compared to packed towers. I also have an example: the processing capacity is 21,000 m3/h; the hot fluid (mainly steam, with a small amount of acidic gases) has an inlet temperature of 200°C and an outlet

Reply #22012-06-08

The operating pressure of this tower isn’t low at all; then why is there still a requirement regarding pressure drop? Can ordinary floating valves and sieve tray columns not meet the requirements?

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