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STRUCTURED PACKING
structured packing
At Kuber, structured packing is one of our core specialties, backed by over 15 years of expertise in the development, design, and production of high-performance packing solutions. Our extensive experience makes us the ideal partner for delivering the best solution tailored to your application needs.
The Kuber Structured Packing, also known as Tower Packing, is the culmination of years of innovation and refinement in thermal fractionation and mass transfer technologies. Our packing solutions are engineered to deliver high efficiency, excellent throughput, and low pressure drop across a wide range of applications. Crafted from corrugated and textured thin-gauge metal sheets or woven wire mesh, our structured packing offers a high surface area and void fraction, promoting optimal vapor-liquid contact in mass transfer operations.
This advanced design ensures uniform wetting under both low and high liquid loads, making it the preferred choice for industries such as oil and gas, petrochemical, refining, chemical, fertilizer, and pharmaceuticals.
Key Features:
High Efficiency: Maximized performance in mass transfer operations.
Excellent Throughput: Enhanced flow rates without compromising efficiency.
Low Pressure Drop: Reduced energy consumption for cost-effective operations.
Versatile Applications: Suitable for a wide range of industries, including oil and gas, petrochemical, refining, chemical, fertilizer, and pharmaceuticals.
Choose Kuber for the best-in-class mass transfer structured packing solutions that deliver reliable and efficient performance for your industrial processes.
FAQ'S
It is a range of materials that are specially designed to use in distillation and absorption columns, as well as chemical reactors. They usually consist of thin corrugated metal plates or gauzes, designed to force fluids on complicated paths throughout the column.
Random packing uses a random distribution of small packing materials to assist in the separation process, while structured packing uses larger, fixed packing structures.
It is made from a variety of materials including corrugated sheets of perforated embossed metal, plastic, or wire gauze. The resulting product is an open honeycomb with inclined flow channels producing a high surface area coupled with a low gas flow resistance.
It is manufactured in a wide range of sizes by varying the crimp altitude. Packing surface ranges from 50 m²/m³ (lowest efficiency, highest capacity) to 750 m²/m³ (highest efficiency, lowest capacity).
