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What is the typical size of the steam injection holes at the bottom of a stripping tower?

2016-05-03View Original

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What is the typical size of the steam injection holes at the bottom of a stripping tower? How to arrange it? What method should be used for processing?
Reply #22016-05-07
This needs to be calculated based on the gas velocity, taking into account how the pipes are arranged. Generally, holes are provided on the side of the stripping steam to prevent condensation from having an impact. Drilling is the most common method for making these holes; it’s difficult to drill holes in the pipes
Reply #32016-05-08
How big are drill holes usually, and are they easy to drill? Are there any with laser drilling?
Reply #42016-05-09
This hole is generally not blocked either; you can determine the number based on the actual layout, and the pore diameter should be fine if calculated using an air velocity of 15 m/s

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