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*[[Dessicant-Humidifier Cycle Refrigeration]] | |||
*[[Pressure Swing Absorbtion]] | |||
*[[Gas Scrubber]] | |||
*[[Distillation Column]] | |||
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_column_packing The Wikipedia Page on Random Column Packing] | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_column_packing The Wikipedia Page on Random Column Packing] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:09, 15 March 2020
Basics
- Using a random distribution of materials to pack a column
- The easiest to set up, may not be the most efficient, but will most likely "get the job done"
- Steel Wool and Similar Metal Wools, Shredded Materials, Rings, Lattice Shapes, And Large Spheres can all work
Off the Shelf Solutions
Steel Wool
- Easily available at local stores
Copper Scouring Pads
- Available as "dish scrubbers"
- Should be more "food grade" and thus can be used in distillers etc
- Amazon Search
- ~10 USD for a few ~10 cm diameter by ~2.5 cm disks
Stainless Steel Scouring Pads
- Similar to the copper, yet stainless steel
Shredded Material
- Plastic Flakes or Bottle Shredder shreds can work
- The waste from metalwork such as Metal Lathes, and CNC Mills should work
Plastic Lattices
Rings
- Chopped Pipe (PVC or Metal)
- Ceramic Rings
See Also
- Gas Liquid Contactor
- Dessicant-Humidifier Cycle Refrigeration
- Pressure Swing Absorbtion
- Gas Scrubber
- Distillation Column