Structured Packing Media
Overview
Structured packing media is constructed by a series of plastic sheets assembled into a lattice structure, with its internals engineered to the geometry of honeycombs. This network structure provides a large contact area which allows even liquid distribution, augmenting liquid flow rate with minimum resistance. Its high surface area to volume ratio contributes to high mass transfer effiency. Structured packing media is versatile and can be stacked into block-form, suitable for use in towers.
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Key Features
Resulting higher efficiency and capacity
Resulting better mass transfer efficiency
Minimum liquid holdup
Easy maintenance
High corrosion resistance
High temperature resistance
Key Features
Resulting higher efficiency and capacity
Resulting better mass transfer efficiency
Minimum liquid holdup
Easy maintenance
High corrosion resistance
High temperature resistance
Common Applications
Absorption towers, waste gas treatment (e.g. flue gas scrubbers), distillation columns, heat exchange, etc.
Performance Data
| Model | SM3030 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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Material |
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Polypropylene (PP) |
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Dimension (w x d x h) (mm) |
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300 x 300 x 22 |
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Weight per Piece (g) |
|
75 - 79 |
|
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Specific Weight (kg/m³) |
|
38 |
|
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Operating Temperature (ºC) |
|
88 |
|
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Unit per m³ |
|
495 |
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Free Volume (%) |
|
97 |
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Surface Area (m²/m³) |
|
85 |
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Colour |
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Black |
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- Typical value based on Titanpro PP
- Weight may vary from batch to batch, depending on moulding conditions, plastic material grades