A saddle-shaped packing material made from an inert, non-reactive material with good mechanical properties such as ceramic (see Fig. 7). As a packing material used in adsorption towers, it has a good surface-to-volume ratio while allowing gases and liquids to move past easily offering a low pressure drop across a fixed bed of the material.
Fig. 7
- crossover value
- cross-pollination
- cross-post
- cross-price elasticity
- cross-price elasticity of demand
- cross product
- crossrange
- cross ratio
- cross section
- cross-sectional area
- cross-sectional study
- cross-section data
- cross set
- cross site scripting
- cross-site scripting
- cross-stratification
- cross-subsidization
- cross-tabulation
- crosstalk
- cross-validation
- cross-well seismic
- cross-wire micrometer
- cross-wires
- Cross–Fratar procedure
- crotovina