Bubble-cap trays were widely used in towers prior to the 1950s. Today sieve and valve trays are
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Bubble-cap trays were widely used in towers prior to the 1950s. Today sieve and valve trays are favored. However, bubble-cap trays are still specified for operations that require very high turndown ratios or appreciable liquid residence time. What characteristics of bubble-cap trays make it possible for them to operate satisfactorily at low vapor and liquid rates?
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