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Which one of the given statements is correct with reference to gas-liquid contactors for mass transfer applications?
Which one of the given statements is correct with reference to gas-liquid contactors for mass transfer applications?
Updated On: Jul 17, 2024
- A tray tower is more suitable for foaming systems than a packed tower.
- Tray towers are preferred over packed towers for systems requiring frequent cleaning.
- For a given liquid flow rate, the gas flow rate in the loading region is greater than that in the flooding region.
- Flooding can never occur for counter-current contact.
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The Correct Option is B
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The correct option is (B) :Tray towers are preferred over packed towers for systems requiring frequent cleaning.
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