The Bubble Cap Tray Column OperatiX - 08 is a glass column, 750mm high and 50mm in diameter, with 7 trays. This Bubble Cap Tray Column uses riser and cap assemblies to direct vapor downward and bubble it into surrounding liquid on each tray. It demonstrates non-weeping tray behavior compared to sieve or valve trays. The column includes 3 input ports for laboratory setup.

Bubble Cap Tray Column OperatiX - 08, Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Bubble cap |
| Diameter | 50mm |
| Height | 750mm |
| Number of trays | 7 |
| Cap per tray | 1 |
| Material | Glass |
| Input ports | 3 |
Technical Data
Column
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Bubble cap |
| Diameter | 50mm |
| Height | 750mm |
| Number of trays | 7 |
| Cap per tray | 1 |
| Material | Glass |
| Input ports | 3 |
Key Features
Construction and Design
The Bubble Cap Tray Column OperatiX - 08 is built as a glass column, 750mm in height and 50mm in diameter. It contains 7 trays, each fitted with 1 bubble cap. Each bubble cap assembly consists of a riser and a cap. Vapor rising through the riser in the tray floor is turned downward by the cap, causing it to bubble into the surrounding liquid. The column includes 3 input ports.
Q: What is the Bubble Cap Tray Column OperatiX - 08 used for?
A: It is used to demonstrate vapor-liquid contact through bubble cap trays, where vapor bubbles into the surrounding liquid via riser and cap assemblies.
Q: How many bubble caps does each tray have?
A: Each tray has 1 bubble cap.
Q: How many trays does the column have?
A: The column has 7 trays.
Q: How do bubble cap trays compare to valve trays or sieve trays?
A: Bubble cap trays are more expensive and have a lesser capacity and higher pressure drop compared to valve trays or sieve trays. However, they are not meant to weep.
Q: What material is the column made of?
A: The column is made of glass.