Kitchen Scrubber

Wet Kitchen Scrubber

In a wet scrubber, the polluted gas stream is brought into contact with the scrubbing liquid, by spraying it with the liquid, by forcing it through a pool of liquid, or by some other contact method, so as to remove the pollutants.

Advantages of Wet Scrubber

• Small space requirements: Scrubbers reduce the temperature and volume of the unsaturated exhaust stream.
• Smaller sizes result in lower capital costs and more flexibility in site location of the scrubber.

Disadvantages of Wet Scrubber

• Corrosion problems: Water and dissolved pollutants can form highly corrosive acid solutions.
• Water-disposal problems: Settling ponds or sludge clarifiers may be needed to meet waste-water regulations.
• Difficult product recovery: Dewatering and drying of scrubber sludge make recovery of any dust for reuse very expensive and difficult.

Dry Type Scrubber

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A dry Scrubbing system unlike the wet scrubber does not saturate the flue gas stream that is being treated with moisture. Therefore, dry scrubbers do generally not have wastewater handling/disposal requirements.

Advantages of Wet Scrubber

• Dry scrubbers are also more commonly used than wet scrubbers mainly because they produce comparatively little waste material.
• The use of dry scrubbers is less expensive as there is no associated cost with removing, transporting, and storing waste water from wet scrubbers.

Disadvantages of Wet Scrubber

• Initial Investment is higher than Wet scrubber.

Specially Customized Scrubber

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Dynamic Engineerings Manufactures High Quality scrubbers as per customer requirement under the brand name “FanAir”. Specification of these scrubber will be provide by the customer. They can modify the machine with

• MOC of body ( Complete SS304, Partial SS304)
• MOC of blower ( GI , SS304, SS316 )
• Eliminator type ( 2Pass, 4Pass )
• Eliminator MOC ( PVC, SS304)
• Filter MOC (Al mesh, SS Mesh)
• FRP Lining