How is the packing in a packed tower designed? To ensure more thorough contact between the liquid and gas.
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I am planning to design a new packing for a washing tower, and I hope experts can advise me on how to proceed and what parameters are required Are there any books and materials you can share? Thank you.
Even if someone were to know about this, it would still constitute a breach of confidentiality. The packing materials available for sale should be sufficient for industrial use; designing one’s own packing materials requires not only an understanding of the flow dynamics of the gas-liquid interface but also many experimental setups
I suggest you buy it directly; you know the fillers available in the Chinese market. . . More or less the same
Are there any relevant books or materials that can be shared?? I’ve also looked at those available on the market; they’re not suitable. .
The specific surface area and porosity are two factors that need to be properly controlled.
I suggest selecting from the existing fillers; designing one from scratch is quite troublesome, and it’s not guaranteed to work well, right? The fillers available on the market should be sufficient to meet the requirements.
Design the filler yourself? Who will make it for you once it’s designed? It is very expensive to make a set of molds.
There’s definitely something you need in books on chemical engineering equipment. I remember discussing packing materials when I was in college; over time, many different types of them have been developed~~~
You can ask the tank internals manufacturer to design it for you; they have professional designers there. You just need to give him the design data for the tower.