Theoretical stages are useful for process design calculations, but transfer units bring much needed clarity to equipment selection and specification
Kenneth Graf Koch-Glitsch, LP
Equilibrium stage simulations are the nearly universal process design tool for mass transfer columns that contact vapor and liquid in countercurrent flow. Whether the service is absorption, stripping, distillation, fractionation, quench or evaporation...
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