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2007
January 2007
How to handle low-liquid loadings
January 2007
Distillation
How to handle low-liquid loadings
Better tray design techniques reveal dynamics to improve minimum liquid load conditions
CH2M Hill:
Sloley, A. W.
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc.:
Summers, D. R.
IP: 13.59.34.87
The Authors
Sloley, A. W.
- CH2M Hill, Bellingham, Washington
Summers, D. R.
- Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, Oklahoma
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