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How to calculate the equivalent diameter of mottled filler

2012-06-26View Original

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The chemical engineering design handbook contains formulas from Diehl-Koppany for calculating the critical point, where ‘de’ represents the equivalent diameter of the packing channel. How is this value calculated? Is it the hydraulic diameter?
Reply #22012-06-28
The definition of hydraulic diameter is: 4 * porosity / specific surface area. As for the equivalent diameter, I’m not sure whether it refers to the inner diameter of the tower; I’m not a designer, so I’m not entirely clear on this
Reply #32012-06-28
The hydrodynamics of plate corrugated fillers is ideally calculated using Chinese PCPC.
Reply #42016-06-03
Is there a result for this? I'm confused

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