How Contactors Dehydrate Natural Gas || Random Packing, Structured Packing and Tray Absorber Towers

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0:00 Absorber Towers
0:30 Glycol & Natural Gas
0:58 What is Packing?
1:30 Structured Packing
2:35 Random Packing
3:31 Tray Towers Bubble Caps
4:30 Turndown Ratio
5:28 Degrees of Depression
6:23 Size/Capacity/Flow Rate
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[@DDDelgado]

This is great info, thanks 😊

[@user-bc2bo2cx2x]

I have one question regarding the bubble cap tray if we need to compare it with valve trays which one is much better in terms of productivity and efficiency and what is the turndown ratio will be for valve trays?

[@KimrayInc]

Unfortunately, as a valve manufacturer, that's a little out of our scope of expertise to provide a good answer.