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Jaeger Low Profile Rings
have a unique geometry made of ridged cylindrical surfaces and linear
internal braces which provide larger surface areas for thin-film liquid
formations and a multiplicity of drip points. When randomly installed,
the bed forms an integral reticulated structure with excellent
resistance to deformation to allow higher bed heights than other types
of packing. Low Profile Rings have a low aspect (height/diameter) ratio
of 0.3 compared to 1.0 for standard cylindrical ring type packing. The
low aspect ratio offers opportunity for efficient gas and liquid
contact and increased performance. Low Profile Rings have no protruding
edges which minimizes the chance for nesting and offers more uniform
liquid distribution. With low packing factors, Low Profile Rings allow
increased hydraulic capacity while maintaining a low pressure drop.
Low Profile Rings are available in three nominal
sizes: 1", 2", and 3½" and in most common injection-moldable
plastics. Inventories are available in Houston, Texas and from our
plant in El Dorado, KS.
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BENEFITS
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FEATURES
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When
randomly installed, the bed forms an integral reticulated structure
with excellent resistance to deformation to allow higher bed heights
than other types of packing.
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Low
Profile Rings have an aspect ratio (height/diameter) of only 0.3.
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The
low aspect ratio offers opportunity for efficient gas and liquid
contact and increased performance.
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Low
pressure drop. |

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Low
Profile Rings have no protruding edges or appurtenances which minimizes
the chance for nesting and offers more uniform liquid distribution.
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Corrosion
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With
low packing factors, Low Profile Rings allow increased hydraulic
capacity while maintaining a low pressure drop.
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Unique
geometry, which maximizes turbulent mixing between phases, while
allowing free gas flow through the packed bed. |
SPECIFICATIONS/PROPERTIES
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Properties Table
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Type
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1A
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2A
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3A
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Size
(in.)
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1"
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2
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3
1/2"
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Geometric
Surface Area
(ft2/ft3)
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85
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50
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40
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Packing
Factor
(1/ft)
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26
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16
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12
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Void
Space
(%)
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92
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93
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94
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Weight
(lb/ft3)
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4
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3.5
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3.2
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Material
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Polypropylene
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(LTHA)
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Ryton®
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Polypropylene
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(PP)
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Kynar® |
(PVDF)
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Polyethylene
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(PE)
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Halar® |
(ECTFE) |
Polypropylene
Glass-Filled
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(PPG) |
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Teflon® |
(PFA)
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| Noryl® |
(PPO)
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Tefzel® |
(ETFE)
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| Polyvinylchloride
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(PVC)
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Tefzel®
Glass-Filled
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(ETFE-G)
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CorzanTM
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(CPVC)
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plastics are available upon request. |
Physical Properties of Other
Jaeger Packings
Values are based on
specific surface area >43 sq. ft./cu. ft. Wetting problems are
observed most frequently with plastic packings, but generally become
acute only at <2 gpm/sq. ft. When operating below this value,
as in vacuum distillation, new packings should be chose which have
better wetting characteristics than those replaced. Be certain to
take capacity changes into account. If materials with poorer
wetting properties must be specified, the bed height may have to be
increased or a smaller size (more efficient) packing used.
Important
Note:
Design data presented in
this bulletin are for preliminary calculations only. Contact
Jaeger before finalizing calculations.
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