wet scrubbers
wet scrubbers
(OP)
hello
where can I find design guides and selection manuals on wet scrubbers?
where can I find design guides and selection manuals on wet scrubbers?
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RE: wet scrubbers
Wet scrubbing to remove how much of what from what? Please be specific and give us more details!
Milton Beychok
(Contact me at www.air-dispersion.com)
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RE: wet scrubbers
our application is a extraction system connected to 2 fume cupboards. The following substances will be used inside the cupboards :-
Hydrofluoric acid
Nitric acid
Ammonia
Washing soda
Lemsolv (solvent)
Ethanol
Pool acid
Extrin (solvent)
We want to minimise the emissions discharged in to the atmosphere. The design flow rate of the system = 1.3 m³/s
Currently high levels of
Hydrogen Chloride
Nitric Acid
Hydrogen Fluoride
Are found at the stack outlet.
I am looking for information on how to select the correct type and size of scrubber.
What is youre company all about?
RE: wet scrubbers
The PlasticAir Company has a website at:
www.plasticair.com <== click here
which includes a products catalogue for their product line of wet scrubbers. Both their HCS-Series horizontal and VCS-Series vertical scrubbers include units that would handle your 1.3 cubic meter per second flow rate.
I believe you could easily find other such vendors by performing a Google search.
Milton Beychok
(Contact me at www.air-dispersion.com)
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RE: wet scrubbers
Do you perhaps know where can I find literature on scrubber design & selection?
RE: wet scrubbers
Here is a short description of Acidising process taking place in the fume cupboards: The Product is boiled in Nitric Acid on a hot plate. These fumes should extracted by the scrubber unit.
RE: wet scrubbers
RE: wet scrubbers
Thanks for link to http://www.plasticair.com . It's as good a reference on scrubber design and selection as I've seen.
Your book on Stack design and air dispersion modeling looks interesting, too.
There is one among us who should be reading these posts.
RE: wet scrubbers
Thanks for the kind words.
Milton Beychok
(Contact me at www.air-dispersion.com)
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RE: wet scrubbers
what type of scrubber liquid is recomended for nitric acid scrubbing?