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Nozzle arrangement in the spray layer of the desulfurization absorption tower

2017-04-06View Original

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The main spray pipe is generally divided into several sections with different diameters. How are the diameter and length of each section determined? Some branch pipes are also designed this way; how is it calculated?
Reply #22017-04-07
How big is this distributor? Its diameter is 20,700
Reply #32017-04-07
Good drawings; the pipe diameter is calculated based on the flow rate, and this applies to each section.
Reply #42017-04-14
Calculate the pipe diameter based on flow rate; determine how many nozzles are needed to achieve coverage. Consult those who specialize in manufacturing fiberglass nozzles – they will design it for you right away
Reply #52017-04-28
Traffic. Flow rate. Diameter of pipe.
Reply #62019-03-14
Does the original poster know how to calculate it now? Share it
Reply #72019-03-15
The pipe diameter is selected based on the flow rate, while the placement of the nozzles is determined by their angle and the height of the spray; the goal is to minimize dead zones as much as possible

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