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Distribution liquid maldistribution factor

When straight or serrated segmental weirs are used in a column of circiilar cross secdion, a correction may be needed for the distorted pattern of flow at the ends of the weirs, depending on liquid flow rate. The correction factor F from Fig. 14-33 is used direcdly in Eq. (14-112) or Eq. (14-119). Even when circular downcomers are utilized, they are often fed by the overflow from a segmental weir. When the weir crest over a straight segmental weir is less than 6 mm V in), it is desirable to use a serrated (notched) weir to provide good liquid distribution. Inasmuch as fabrication standards permit the tray to be 3 mm Vh in) out of level, weir crests less than 6 mm V in) can result in maldistribution of hquid flow. [Pg.1379]


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