Check if the height of this packing layer is appropriate. Urgent! ! !
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Two packed towers were designed in series to dry the gas; the calculated height of the packing layer in the first tower was 6.2275 m, which I set at 7 m； The height of the packing layer in the second tower is 7.0738 meters; can it be rounded to 7 meters?????? Of course, the diameters of the two towers are the same now! ! !
There should be some margin in the design; generally, 10% is used
The remaining amount of the packing layer is not clear, but as long as a packing suitable for the process is chosen, it is believed that an ideal drying effect can still be achieved
It can be set to 7m; the key is whether your 7m includes a margin for the packing layer
It can be set to 7m; the key is whether your 7m includes a margin for the packing layer
What filler? If it’s in a loose pile form, 7m will work; a difference of 0.0738 isn’t a big deal. However, what’s important is how you do the calculations – whether you’ve included a design margin in them or not. If it’s regular packing, it won’t be possible to exactly meet your 7m requirement. However, when you inquire about the price, you can mention that 7m of packing is needed, and the supplier will calculate the final cost for you.
Only you know whether it’s suitable or not; the margin of the theoretical series for the board height you choose is unclear. It might be big, or it might be small. It's hard to say