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Explanation of stainless steel corrugated packing BX

2016-11-08View Original

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Explanation of stainless steel corrugated packing BX: What does B stand for, and what does X stand for? Thank you! ! ! !
Reply #22016-11-08
B: Wavelength distance, which indicates the different inclination angles of the diagonal lines on the corrugated plate packing; the X type has an angle of 30 degrees, while the Y type has an angle of 45 degrees.
Reply #32016-11-11
ABCD represent specific surface areas of 250, 500, 700, and 1000 M2/M3 respectively. X denotes the angle: the inclination angle of the corrugations is 30° with respect to the vertical direction. Y denotes the angle: the inclination angle of the corrugations is 45° with respect to the horizontal direction
Reply #42016-11-25
I see now; so the CY700, BX500 and such that were used in the past meant this, huh?
Reply #52017-02-23
That’s right, that’s exactly what I mean. There are many new types of efficient fillers available these days, but chemical companies haven’t yet come into contact with them. We can exchange more information to help companies save on investment costs

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