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            Table  6.25  Tray  Spacing  for  Absorbers,  Strippers,  and  Fractionators.
            (Source  Ref. 75)._______________________________


                                 Pressure    Tray Spacing, ff


                              Vacuum            2.0 to 2.5
                              Atmospheric          1.5
                              High Pressure        1.0

                             a)  To obtain the tray spacing in meters multiply by 0.3048.








            Table  6.26  Relative  Flooding  Factors  for  Column  Packings  (Source
            Adapted from Ref.  52 with permission).

            Pall Rings— Metal         Intalox  Saddles— Ceramic  Koch 5u/zer  fix
            50  mm     1.00*          50        0.89           BX         1.00
            38         0.91           38        0.75
            25         0.70           25        0.60           Koch  Flexipac
            12         0.65           12        0.40
                                                               No.  1    0.69
            Raschig  Rings — Metal    Berl Saddles— Ceramic    No. 2      1.08
            50         0.79           50        0.84           No. 3      1.35
            38         0.71           38        0.70           Tellerettes
            25         0.66           25        0.54
            12        0.55            12        0.37                     1.0

            Raschig  Rings — Ceramic  Intalox  Saddles— Metal  Nor-Pak  Plastic
            50         0.78           No. 25    0.88           No. 25    1.0
            38         0.65           No. 40    0.98           No. 35    1.20
            25        0.50            No. 50    1.10
            12         0.37          No. 70     1 .24

                *The tabulated values are the ratio of  k for a packing type and size to k
                 for  50 mm (2 in) Pall rings.












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