In packed absorption tower, onset of flooding usually occurs at a pressure drop of about ______________ mm of water column per metre height of packing?

Correct answer: B. 50-75

  • A. 25-50
  • B. 50-75
  • C. 200-250
  • D. 750-1000

Explanation

Flooding in a packed tower is commonly associated with a sharp rise in pressure drop, typically about 50–75 mm water column per metre of packing. Lower values generally represent normal operation rather than flooding onset.

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