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Plate pressure drop?

2010-05-18View Original

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Can the pressure drop of a tray be determined using its parameters? Can it still be calculated using experience points?
Reply #22010-05-19
It’s not easy to determine this, right? After all, there is inevitably a difference between the actual tower pressure and the design value specified for the tower; it has to be estimated based on experience. Personal opinion.
Reply #32010-05-21
It is calculated by considering the plate drop, liquid layer drop, and surface tension drop; check the chapter on tower equipment in the Chemical Engineering Principles textbook, the Tianjin University edition, as it contains example problems

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