Gas-liquid contacting apparatus

Gas and liquid contact apparatus – Contact devices – Porous sheet

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55240, B01F 304

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047754990

ABSTRACT:
A gas-liquid contacting apparatus according to the present invention comprises a gas channel, a blowing device, a screen, a liquid feeding device and a pump. The screen is supplied continuously with liquid by means of the pump and the liquid dosing device, forming liquid film in intervals where gas passes through all the time. Gas fed out of the blowing device breaks through said liquid film or screen. In this moment, the gas-liquid contact is completed as the specific components contained in the gas are chemically decomposed and removed, being diffused in liquid. The liquid film is broken and re-formed repeatedly while the gas flows.

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