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#1 wojtar

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Posted 13 March 2010 - 11:58 AM

Another topic regarding bubble cap tray hydraulics.
Could anyone explain what is that "static slot seal" or "static slot submergence" ....english is not my native language and I'm confused about that. "Static seal" is present in Chemcad tray sizing menu under slot dimensions. I need an explanation in simple words. Default Chemcad value is 0,0127 m.

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#2 Zauberberg

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Posted 13 March 2010 - 04:03 PM

In just a few words: that is the height of liquid on the tray above the top edge of slots. As shown in the attachment below, excessive or insufficient liquid gradient across the bubble-cap tray can cause cap malfunctioning and reduced performance. The maximum static seal should not exceed 1.5 inch according to several authors so the default value in ChemCAD should be OK.

Also look at: http://www.scribd.co...bble-Cap-Design

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#3 wojtar

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Posted 14 March 2010 - 09:02 AM

In just a few words: that is the height of liquid on the tray above the top edge of slots. As shown in the attachment below, excessive or insufficient liquid gradient across the bubble-cap tray can cause cap malfunctioning and reduced performance. The maximum static seal should not exceed 1.5 inch according to several authors so the default value in ChemCAD should be OK.

Also look at: http://www.scribd.co...bble-Cap-Design

Cheers


Thank you for your reply...I thought that liquid height above the top edge of slots depends on tray dimensions and liquid/gas capacities. I have a feeling that it's useless in chemcad. Whatever I specify it steal depends on tray dimensions that I also specified. How should I tell simulator that value??




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