Abstract
Setting the optimal pattern of initial irrigation makes it possible to use the maximal packing height without considerable deterioration of mixture separation efficiency caused by formation of large-scale maldistribution of local mixture flows within the packing. Periodic packing irrigation also allows destruction of large-scale structures of local flow maldistribution within the structured packing. This paper presents data obtained in experiments on Sulzer 500X structured packing with the diameter of 0.6 m and height of 2.2 m at periodic packing irrigation. The working liquid was R114/R21 mixture. The packing was irrigated by a liquid distributor with possibility of independent control of any of 123 drip points. The experiments were carried out under the conditions of total reflux (L/V = 1) and L/V = 1.65.
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