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liquid seal

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liquid seal [′lik·wəd ′sēl]
(chemical engineering)
The depth of liquid above an opening from which gas or vapor issues, as for a riser in a distillation-column tray.
Product drawoff in which a depth of liquid prevents the outflow of gas or vapor.
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