Preformed Spray Scrubber Simultaneously Removes Solid, Gas Particulates
Bionomic Industries’ Series 9000 preformed spray scrubber is designed to simultaneously remove solid and gaseous particulates from dryers and other processing operations.
Bionomic Industries’ Series 9000 preformed spray scrubber is designed to simultaneously remove solid and gaseous particulates from dryers and other processing operations. A fine-droplet-scrubbing-liquid spray zone within a confined involute section eliminates bypass of untreated gas. A fully open, cyclonic entrainment removal section without internal droplet-removal components increases reliability and decreases maintenance.
According to the company, the scrubber consumes less energy than a venturi scrubber, is designed to meet PM 2.5 and PM 10 regulations for particulate in the 1-5+ micron range, and is available in sizes to handle gas volumes from 1,000 through 75,000 cfm.
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