Packed columns VS Plate columns | mass transfer

Confused between them ???
Watch the video to get a crystal clear understanding.
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Thanks for this info 🙏

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Very useful information

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Nice explaination

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[@danear2]

What about working with material that can create fouling? What is better

[@danear2]

@@TheConceptGuy why please..?

[@TheConceptGuy]

@@danear2 Sorry, Plate columns are better in case of fouling as packed columns get choked and there is no even distribution then. However, if corrosion can happen then packed bed is better.

[@46rajnish]

You are not able to convince why pressure drop is less in packed.

[@TheConceptGuy]

No problem , let me clear it here as it is easy :-
1) In packed column , there are many spaces leading to a large net contact surface area of the liquid and vapour. As forces are constant , hence, pressure = force / area suggests that our pressure drop must be low in packed column.
2) Also, in tray tower , the rising vapour has to pass through a large liquid pool on the tray. In doing so, the vapour looses it's energy and slowly we see that at the top there is least pressure while the highest pressure is at the bottom. Therefore, there is a large pressure drop.
Do tell me if it's not clear, I will make a video on the same.
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