How is the height of a packed tower calculated, excluding the height of the packing layer?

2010-07-09View Original

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How is the height of a packed tower calculated, excluding the height of the packing layer?

Reply #22010-07-09

That’s all within the scope of structural design, right?

Reply #32010-07-09

Apart from the packing, there are the distributor space, the manway space, and the bottom and top spaces of the tower. The distributor space is usually located in the manway area, that is, at the section where the packing is placed; this value is easy to estimate, with a typical value of 800 mm. The spaces at the top and bottom of the tower, on the other hand, require calculation.

Reply #42010-07-10

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Reply #52016-09-24

Original poster, I’m unable to read it due to permission restrictions. Could you lower the permissions? Thank you.

Reply #62017-08-23

There’s that website, but the permissions are too low to access it.

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