What Is The Working Procedure Of Wet Scrubber?
Working procedures of any of the machine or the product that includes any sort of technicalities have always been a bit too deep, therefore, before getting into the details of something that is too deep, one should always start with the basics of it this makes it easier for anyone to further develop a proper understanding of the other procedures associated with that product or machine. So, following the same here we will, first of all, see what a wet scrubber exactly is, and then we will further move to its working process.
What is a wet scrubber?
Wet scrubbers are filtration systems that are used for removal of the gaseous pollutants from the streams of exhaust; these are called the wet scrubbers as they conduct this removal process through the use of water or other liquids.
Now that we have a basic knowledge about the exact definition of a wet scrubber so now we can smoothly move to the working procedure of it and undoubtedly it would be easier for our understanding.
Working procedures of the wet scrubbers-
Working procedure of wet scrubber with the particulate matter
- Wet scrubbers capture the particulate matter in the form of liquid droplets.
- The droplets are then taken into the collection with the dissolving liquid or with the absorbent pollutant gas.
- The droplets if left in the scrubber inlet gas then they should be given an exit from the outlet gas stream through a mist eliminator.
- The liquid that comes out as the result of the process conducted should be given a proper treatment before its discharge or before its reuse in the plant.
As we have been talking about the working procedure of the wet scrubbers, therefore, we should also take a look at the industries in which it is popularly used:
- Oil and gas industries.
- Pharmaceuticals industries.
- Textile industries.
- Wastewater treatment industries
- Fertilizer industries.
- Printing Industries
- Food processing industries.
- Steel industries.
- Wood product industries.
- Fertilizer industries.
- Nuclear waste industries.
- Metal recovery industries.