Discover quick answers to common questions about INTALOX Saddle Ring to help you select the best solution for your separation processes.
Yes, our trays outperform sieve trays in fouling-prone services. Their self-adjusting valves spread vapor evenly to prevent buildup, so you face fewer cleanings and less risk of clogs. Unlike passive random packings that can easily trap debris, this design maintains steady flow and efficiency, saving you time and money on maintenance.
We validate performance with detailed calculations and computer modeling based on industry standards, so you get trays that work consistently from day one. This step reduces surprises by confirming hydraulic stability and efficiency, unlike less tested options that might underperform. With our process, you can trust better results in applications like gas absorption and avoid the unreliability of random packings.
For high-pressure amine absorption, we recommend the ADV valve. It resists weeping and handles flow changes well, ensuring stable performance even under stress. This precision is something random packings lack, helping you achieve high removal rates with less energy use. Our team can guide you to the best type, preventing common pitfalls.
Unlike random packings that offer less control or mist eliminators that only remove droplets, our trays provide active valve adjustments for superior mass transfer and turndown in dynamic processes. This means fewer efficiency drops and lower long-term costs. By choosing trays, you get an adaptability that passive options can't match, making your entire system more reliable.
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