Venturi Scrubber

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Venturi Scrubber Price And Quantity

Price 100000-5000000 INR/Piece
Minimum Order Quantity 5 Piece

Venturi Scrubber Trade Information

Supply Ability 3 Piece Per Month
Delivery Time 6-8 Week

Product Description

Venturi Scrubber is a highly efficient air pollution control device used to remove particulate matter, dust, and certain gases from industrial exhaust gases and emissions. The scrubber operates based on the Venturi effect, where the contaminated gas stream is forced through a narrow throat section, creating a high-velocity region that atomizes water or other scrubbing fluid. The particulate matter and pollutants are then captured by the scrubbing fluid and collected in a separate chamber or tank.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is a Venturi Scrubber?

A: Venturi Scrubber is an air pollution control system that uses the Venturi effect to remove particulate matter and certain gases from industrial emissions. It employs a high-velocity fluid stream to capture pollutants, cleaning the exhaust gases before they are released into the atmosphere.

Q: How does a Venturi Scrubber work?

A: The Venturi Scrubber works by passing the contaminated gas through a converging-diverging section (Venturi throat) of the scrubber. This creates a high-velocity gas stream that entrains and atomizes a scrubbing fluid, typically water. The particulate matter and pollutants in the gas stream are then captured and absorbed by the scrubbing fluid.

Q: What are the advantages of using a Venturi Scrubber?

A: Venturi Scrubbers offer several advantages, including high removal efficiency for particulate matter and certain gases, compact design, low energy consumption, and the ability to handle high-temperature and high-moisture gas streams.

Q: What types of pollutants can a Venturi Scrubber remove?

A: Venturi Scrubber is effective in removing a wide range of pollutants, including dust, particulate matter, fumes, mists, and certain gases, such as sulfur dioxide (SO2), hydrogen chloride (HCl), and ammonia (NH3).