What type of filler?
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Does that expert know what the 84 inner arc ring packing looks like? Would it be better to have pictures? Thank you!
May I ask the original poster where you saw such a type of filler? I’ve never heard of it before.
Fillers are generally divided into structured fillers and random fillers. There are many types of random fillers, such as Bower rings, Lassie rings, conjugate rings, flat rings, stepped rings, rectangular saddle rings, double-arc rings, and so on； The metal 84 inner arc ring is similar to the metal packing of a wreath switch, and is also known as a Müller ring packing. This type of filler is characterized by a large open area on its wall, which gives it advantages such as high flow rate, low resistance, and high mass transfer efficiency. I’m not sure if you’re referring to this type of filler: http://img.goepe.com/tmpimages/1191999158.jpg http://img.wjw.cn/mbr0907/MBR090715112830601912/PicNatural/IMG090717101717250022.jpg
Thank you for your reply regarding the packing used in the NHD desulfurization tower; I still haven’t had the chance to see it yet.