What are the effects of an excessive or insufficient gap between the liquid dropping plate of the tower and the bottom of the liquid receiving tray?

2019-08-09View Original

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What are the effects of an excessive or insufficient gap between the liquid dropping plate of the tower and the bottom of the liquid receiving tray?

Reply #22019-09-06

In the case of a concave liquid receiving tray, it is not a problem if the gap at the bottom of the downcomer is large (for a flat liquid receiving tray, a large gap at the bottom will result in a lack of liquid sealing), while a small gap can cause flooding in the downcomer.

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