WHAT IS SCRUBBER?

The Scrubber is a series of process dissolving the soluble contents in gases into fluid by having the gases contact with liquid, as manufactured for the purpose of ‘absorbing gases’, which is generally referred as “Scrubber” or “Gas Absorption Tower”.

The Scrubber is widely applied to diverse applications of distillation, humidification and removing of dust and mist, inclusive of absorbing gases.

FEATURES

The Wet Scrubber is widely applied to the treatment of gas discharge and capable of dust residing in gases as well as the highly concentrated toxic gas treatment.

- Low maintenance cost thanks to the less pressure loss.

- Designed to simultaneously remove the dust, mist and
  other diverse air polluting materials. (Event of using FRP.)

- Stable absorption efficiency guaranteed employing corrosion resi stant materials.

- Wide effective contacting surface area.

- Low flooding incurred.

APPLICABLE SITES

The Wet Scrubber is widely applied to the treatment of gas discharge and capable of dust residing in gases as well as the highly concentrated toxic gas treatment.

- Low maintenance cost thanks to the less pressure loss.

- Designed to simultaneously remove the dust, mist and
  other diverse air polluting materials. (Event of using FRP.)

- Stable absorption efficiency guaranteed employing
  corrosion resistant materials.

- Wide effective contacting surface area.

- Low flooding incurred.

APPLICABLE SITES

- Chemical plants including paint manufacturing plant.

- Fine particle material discharging sites.

- Sewage treatment facility, waste water treatment facility and other
  foul odor producing sites.

- Fume producing sites including metal plating factory.

- VOC producing sites.

- Sites required to removing fine particle type of floating materials.

PERFORMANCE AND EFFECT

The filling matter should be selected considering the material, shape and size and have the surface area of wide effective contact in order to obtain the efficient treatment restraining the pressure loss inside tower and flooding phenomenon.

As well, the material of filling matter should not be transformed, dissolved and decomposed either physically or chemically.