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How is the packing height of a packed tower calculated?!

2016-12-19View Original

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I’ve looked up a lot of information, but there’s hardly any information available! Could some expert please help answer this question?? Thank you!!
Reply #22016-12-19
Leave a name, wait for experts. The packing in each plant varies depending on the number of theoretical plates; for example, in the case of Sulzer, special connections must be used to connect to the company’s server during calculations.
Reply #32016-12-19
There’s no need to go through such trouble; it’s just ordinary bulk packing, like Boll rings!!
Reply #42016-12-19
Check the manufacturer’s data to find out the theoretical number of plates corresponding to a 1-meter-high packing
Reply #52016-12-19
To get accurate calculations, you need to use their servers. Of course, if you don’t purchase their products and instead use something like Packed Bed Rings, that’s another matter; perhaps the software comes with built-in data
Reply #62016-12-20
There’s no need for such advanced specialized fillers! !
Reply #72016-12-20
There are calculations for the packing height and the theoretical number of theoretical plates in the textbook on chemical engineering principles
Reply #82016-12-20
Simulated calculation will suffice. But there must be parameters for the filler.
Reply #92016-12-20
The principles of chemical engineering are explained very poorly! !
Reply #102016-12-20
What’s the use of simulation! I don’t know how to calculate it either! !
Reply #112016-12-20
The filler height – the explanation in Chemical Engineering Principles isn’t too rough; which version are you reading? How detailed do you want it?

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