What are the consequences of excessive liquid inflow at the top of a trough distributor?

2021-04-11View Original

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What are the consequences of excessive liquid inlet at the top of a trough distributor?

Reply #22021-04-13

Liquid will emerge and flow from above, affecting the distribution effect of the distributor. Insufficient design margin in the tower can result in defective products.

Reply #32021-04-13

I would like to ask: Does the absorption of water vapor at a pH of 4–5 by molecular sieves affect their service life?

Reply #42021-07-15

It will have an impact. I don’t go to Shanghai Chuan often. Molecular sieves are sensitive to both acids and bases.

Reply #52021-07-22

If both acids and bases have an effect, how significant is that effect? There must be entrainment in the gas; is there any way to prevent it?

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