For the separation of the same substance, in a packed tower and a plate tower, how many theoretical plates are equivalent to each meter of packing?

2022-06-26View Original

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For the separation of the same substance, in a packed tower and a plate tower, how many theoretical plates are equivalent to each meter of packing?

Reply #22022-06-27

It is related to the type of filler and the tower diameter. I remember there was a figure stating that every 0.42 m corresponds to one layer of equivalent pedal, based on a certain type of packing and towers with a diameter of less than several millimeters

Reply #32022-07-14

Plate tower: It depends on the spacing between plates; a spacing of 1 meter per plate corresponds to the equivalent number of theoretical plates. Packed tower: The choice of packing material is important; taking CY700 mesh packing as an example, the theoretical number of plates is 7–8, but in engineering design, it is designed with 3–4 plates

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