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Venturi ScrubbersThe
Venturi Scrubber is used in environments where there is a need to reduce
the particle content in a contaminated gas. The
venturi tube consists of three sections: the conical taper section, the
cylindrical neck and the conical outlet extension (diffuser). In
the venturi scrubber, gas and liquid are fed into the scrubber in the same
direction (co-current manner). By passing the gas stream through the
conical taper section and through the narrow throat, an area of high
velocity flow and turbulence is created. On leaving this compressed zone,
the gas-liquid mixture expands as it passes through the conical outlet
extension. In this zone, particles are captured by the scrubbing liquid at
a very high efficiency. In general, the smaller the particle the greater
the pressure drop required for efficient transfer. Venturi
scrubbers can be designed to capture sub-micron particulate matter. They
are very robust, easy to operate and can be supplied with adjustable
throats for added scrubbing flexibility. Venturi
scrubbers do not break down as there are no mechanical moving parts. Their
inherent large orifices ensure continuous clog free operation. Compared to
other particulate scrubbers, venturis are maintenance free and offer the
lowest cost of ownership for most applications. Where
venturi scrubbers are used as a stand-alone step, the venturi tube will
typically be connected to a water trap. Venturi scrubbers are also
commonly used as a pre-treatment step before a packed bed scrubber.
Examples of application:
Construction material:
atea
venturi scrubbers are available in standard pre-engineered sizes. However,
we are able to design scrubbers to meet your specific requirements. |
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