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| Distillation
Columns The diameter of the column defines the throughput
and the acceptable pressure drop, while the height defines
the distillate purity. Uncontrolled condensation on the
column walls is reduced by insulation with silver coated vacuum
jackets (10-6 mbar). The vacuum jacket has viewing
strips. The column type and its packing also influence separation efficiency. |
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| Tapered glass items are available to US standards ASTM E676 | ![]() |
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Standard
Column Types Packed Columns with Conical Ground Joints Packed columns can be fitted with different types of packing for various distillation requirements. Packed Columns with Conical & Spherical Joints Conical joint at the top and spherical joint at the bottom. Packed Columns with Spherical Ground Joints |
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Vigreux Columns Vigreau Columns have
a lower separating efficiency than packed columns with Rasching
rings but can work with small volumes of fluid and produce
low pressure losses. Vigreux
Columns with Conical and Spherical Ground Joint Conical
joint at the top and spherical joint at the bottom. |
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Bubble tray columns have
high separating efficiencies, they are very suitable for
analysis of processes that will be substantially scaled up. |
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