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Hello, I have a question: Does the term \"bubble column core foam column\" refer to a type of tower? If not, what are the differences between them? Are there any photos? Could you please explain its structure? Thank you
A foam tower is what is known as a sieve plate tower. . . A bubble column is characterized by short tubes and bubble caps (on the tray). . .
This post was last edited by tclvjian on 2017-12-13 at 16:51. Hello, I have a question: Does the term \"bubble column\" refer to the same type of tower as the \"core bubble column\"? They shouldn’t be considered the same type of tower, but they serve the same purpose. If not for their differences, the foam tower is a type of tray tower (a plastic plate with small holes evenly distributed on it); it consists of several sections assembled together, with sulfuric acid flowing downward and chlorine flowing upward to come into countercurrent contact ； The bubble column can be considered an upgraded version of the foam column, offering better efficiency; the vast majority of current chlor-alkali plants use it. Are there any photos? No. Could you please explain its structure? Thank you. You’re welcome
A bubble column core foam column does not refer to a single type of column.