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The difference between an adsorption cylinder and an adsorption tower

2019-04-25View Original

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Previously, we used devices that contained packing material, and we called them adsorption towers. But after switching to a smaller container manufacturer, they said that they couldn’t be called adsorption towers; it seems like they don’t have the necessary qualifications or something like that Can it only be called an adsorption cylinder? Does anyone know what’s going on?
Reply #22019-04-26
Pressure vessels or something like that. Special equipment and things like that, I guess
Reply #32019-04-26
They have the same function; the larger ones are called adsorption towers, while the smaller ones are called adsorption cylinders.

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