Does a plate absorber require a feed gas distributor? What would happen if there was none?

2018-09-24View Original

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Does a plate absorber require a feed gas distributor? What would happen if there was none?

Reply #22018-09-24

This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-9-24 at 15:29. It is generally not added; the effect of whether it is added or not on the uniform distribution of the gas phase can be ignored. For plate towers, the trays themselves serve as distributors for the gas phase.

Reply #32018-09-25

Agree with the person above. In a plate tower, each tray functions as a gas distributor. But then again, using a plate tower for absorption probably won’t yield high efficiency, right?

Reply #42018-09-26

The material tends to get clogged, while plate towers are easy to clean

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