Gas scrubbing involves injecting a liquid reagent (water, alkaline solutions, or chemical reactants) into a contaminated gas stream. This reagent reacts with pollutants, neutralizing or absorbing them before the gas is released into the atmosphere.
🔹 Cause: Overuse of scrubbing liquid leading to waste.
🔹 Solution: Implement precision nozzles that provide effective pollutant capture with minimal resource use.
🔹 Cause: Poor scrubbing liquid distribution or incorrect nozzle type.
🔹 Solution: Use high-efficiency spray nozzles and optimize scrubber design.
🔹 Cause: Poor nozzle placement or incorrect scrubber design.
🔹 Solution: Use custom-engineered nozzle arrangements for uniform gas treatment.
🔹 Cause: Hard water deposits or particulate buildup.
🔹 Solution: Use clog-resistant nozzles and corrosion-resistant materials.
🔹 Cause: Hard water deposits or particulate buildup.
🔹 Solution: Use clog-resistant nozzles and corrosion-resistant materials.
✅ Full Cone Nozzles – Provide wide spray coverage for effective gas-liquid interaction.
✅ Hollow Cone Nozzles – Create fine mist sprays for rapid absorption and reaction.
✅ Air Atomizing Nozzles – Generate ultra-fine droplets for maximum gas treatment efficiency.
✅ Spiral Nozzles – Designed for high-speed gas streams to optimize scrubbing performance.