Design of adsorption tower separators
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I would appreciate it if anyone could provide information on the design of adsorption towers for adsorption dryers (used for compress air drying). How can large, short tanks be designed to ensure more uniform airflow? I thank everyone in advance for their guidance.
It’s best to check it in the library~~~
After entering the tank, the air inlet pipe divides into several parallel branches that are evenly distributed; holes are provided in these branches to allow air to flow out evenly from them.
Are there any relatively complete design plans or drawings?
I have a section on adsorption design in the chemical engineering design manual at the library
I have a book on Principles of Chemical Engineering that covers the design of some packed towers, but it mainly deals with liquid distributors; there is no information on gas distributors. Are there any books on gas distributors?
Perry’s Chemical Engineering Handbook
I have used this device many times; it works well and doesn’t take up much space. I was thinking about applying for a patent for it; I’m not sure if it’s necessary. Hehe, I work in pressure swing adsorption air separation. Group ID 6017710
A gas shunt plate can be added below the intake pipe.
This has always been a problem that gas manufacturers need to address; the technology is kept confidential and isn’t made available to outsiders – those who aren’t part of the internal team can’t get access to it, right?