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Molecular sieve separator plate

2010-07-09View Original

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I have a question: in a molecular sieve structure, where alumina is placed at the bottom and the molecular sieve on top, could gaps between the partition separating these layers and the cylinder wall lead to negative consequences? If there is a gap of around 2 cm, is it okay not to address it?
Reply #22010-07-09
It may cause a large amount of air to flow out through the gaps, resulting in uneven air flow, a decrease in the resistance of the molecular sieve, and phenomena related to the molecular sieve being overloaded; it is hoped that this issue can be addressed
Reply #32010-07-09
It was there originally; it seems to be for filling with porcelain balls.

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