Acidic-Alkali Exhaust
Raschig Ring Packing – Cost-Effective and Corrosion-Resistant, Compatible with Various Absorption Towers
Raschig ring packing is one of the earliest developed and most widely used types of random packing. It consists of cylindrical elements with equal height and diameter, featuring a simple structure, easy fabrication, as well as excellent heat resistance and chemical stability. Large Raschig rings (with a diameter over 100 mm) are typically stacked in a structured pattern, while those (with a diameter below 75 mm) are typically randomly packed.
Raschig ring packing is mainly utilized in gas-liquid mass transfer processes across chemical, metallurgical, and environmental protection industries, including absorption towers, scrubbing systems, distillation columns, cooling towers, and desulfurization units.