How are tray types classified according to the flow of their liquid phase?

2015-10-16View Original

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How are tray types classified according to the flow of their liquid phase?

Reply #22015-10-16

It is only known that there is a downcomer (where the liquid phase is the continuous phase), and an upcomer (in tray towers, where the liquid phase entering from the top of the tower is the dispersed phase).

Reply #32015-10-16

Continuous, intermittent, dispersed. ---------------------------------------------

Reply #42015-10-16

There are swirl type, liquid-drop falling type, liquid-drop rising type, and spray type.

Reply #52015-10-16

Based on the direction of liquid flow in the tray, they can be divided into single-overflow type and double-overflow type. Among them, the single overflow type is further divided into intermediate liquid drop descent and bilateral liquid drop descent.

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