New technologies boost capacity and efficiency of distillation trays and packings
Joy LePree
When it comes to distillation trays and packing, chemical processors require the same criteria they seek from all equipment in this tight economy — technology that will reduce energy use and boost throughput without costly facility expansion. In an effort to meet these needs, tray and packing specialists are improving existing technologies and launching a whole new generation of trays designed to double existing capacity....
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