Facilities like processing plants, offshore drilling locations, and refineries perform chemical separation functions called mass transfer functions. In these functions, liquids like gasoline and water are purified to get rid of contaminants. This procedure takes fruition by pumping liquids into the scrubber column, where the liquid is segregated from pollutants and particulates.
These facilities use packing within scrubber columns, providing huge surfaces where mass transfer occurs. Packing captures moisture and particulates, heat and pressure inside the column driving water vapor up and away from liquid running down the column, making way for a fast and efficient separation process as a whole.
Packing materials inside the tower are available in a range of types and forms-one type of packing is referred to as Structured Packing.
Structured Packing is a kind of organized, synchronized column packing where materials are specifically designed and arranged into geometrical patterns-marked deviation from random packing which fills the column with random structures.
In Structured Packing, discs of honeycombed materials are placed inside the column, compelling fluids to take complicated pathways down the column’s length. These long, complex paths create a large surface area for contact between liquid and packing material without hindering gas flow.
Structured Packing has always been an option for scrubber columns for decades. Such a concept first made its inroads in the early 1940s and found its patented form in the 1950s. These initial iterations primarily employed wavy-form sheet metal, new iterations using wire mesh later developed in the 1950s and were widely used until the 1970s. This second generation of mesh bore testimony to restricted usage owing to high cost and low capacity.
The third generation of Structured Packing columns came into being in the late 1970s with corrugated structured patterns, providing higher capacity at lower cost with an overall better performance. This new structure was tweaked in the following decades, leading to changes in the shape and design of materials for improving the surface area, and wettability with other factors.
Currently, one can avail of numerous Structured Packing, primarily constituting thin metal sheets or wire gauze. Plastic and porcelain alternatives are also available in keeping with the processed liquid type.
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