Processes and Applications

Vacuum Distillation Unit (VDU)

Deep-cut vacuum towers needing the lowest possible pressure drop across each bed.

The duty

equipment for this application

Field proven hardware, engineered to last

NEW.Gas Injection Support Plate Copy

Structured Packing Support Grid

Structured Packing Support Grids provide a stable, level foundation beneath structured packing while maintaining a high open area for vapour flow and liquid drainage. Designed to carry the packing and retained liquid load without unnecessarily obstructing the column cross-section, they help preserve the hydraulic performance of the packed bed.

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Flashing feed chamber with twin inlet ports

Flashing Feed Chamber

Flashing Feed Chambers provide a controlled area for partially vaporised feed streams to enter a process column, allowing the vapour and liquid phases to disengage while reducing feed momentum. They help protect surrounding internals, limit entrainment and turbulence, and direct each phase into the appropriate section of the column.

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ROSEPAK-S smooth structured packing element

ROSEPAK-S Smooth Structured Packing

ROSEPAK-S™ Smooth Structured Packing features smooth corrugated sheets that minimise pressure drop, reduce liquid hold-up, and resist fouling by discouraging the build-up of solids and process contaminants. It is ideally suited to vacuum distillation, fouling services, and other demanding mass transfer applications.

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From the knowledge base

Knowledge for this application

Video

Tray fouling in Sour Water Strippers and Distillation Towers

This animation shows how tray fouling develops, how deposits build up, and how severe fouling can lead to reduced separation efficiency, increased pressure drop, capacity loss, and operational problems.

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Packed Bed Absorber Tower Internals Explained in Simple Terms

Discover how an Absorber Tower works and why it plays a critical role in industrial gas treatment and separation processes.

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Structured Packing Explainer Video

In this video, we explain how structured packing works, how liquid and vapor flow through the packing layers, and why it is widely used in chemical, petrochemical, oil & gas, and environmental processing industries. Learn about its key advantages, including high capacity, excellent separation performance, and energy-efficient operation.

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