Methods for adjusting the levelness of a liquid distributor
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I don’t know how to adjust the levelness of the liquid distributor in a packed tower There must be a difference between the big tower and the small tower, right? I’m not sure what the specific differences are I would be very grateful if experts could give me some advice!
This is closely related to the specific structure of the liquid distributor. However, the general method of adjustment involves using a horizontal pipe behind the horizontal line on the tower wall, and then adjusting the distance between the end face of the liquid distributor and that horizontal line to be uniform; once this is achieved, the distributor can be considered to be horizontal. When adjusting the levelness of large towers, it is absolutely not advisable to use a level, as the resulting errors can be quite significant. The higher the tower, the stricter the requirements for levelness should be.
I’m not sure exactly how to make the adjustments For example, how should the pipe-type and weir-channel types be adjusted? Thank you.
Here’s a traditional method: based on the principle of pressure levels, draw a horizontal line for the large tower, place the connecting pipe horizontally on this line, and when water is poured in, if both ends (or multiple ends) end up on the same line, it is considered that the structure is level. This law is frequently used in construction projects.
Use a plastic hose filled with water; place one end at the center of the distributor and hold the other end while moving it to various points around the distributor. The level difference can be used to determine whether it is level
Thank you, but the tuning methods for the large tower and the small tower are different. I’m not sure what the differences are