| The Ejector Venturi Chlorine Scrubber
has gained wide acceptance commercially and industrially
as an efficient and low cost means of air pollution
control. |
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| Principal of Operation |
| Scrubbing liquid is supplied to the motive inlet
under pressure. As a result of the large drop in
liquid pressure across the nozzle, a high velocity
liquid spray exits the nozzle. This atomized liquid
provides surface area for transfer of mass from
the gas to the liquid phase and allows for capture
of particulates from the gas phase due to impaction.
In addition, the velocity of the liquid spray creates
a negative pressure which pulls gas into the Chlorine
Scrubbers. |
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| Advantages |
| Low initial cost |
| Small spatial requirement |
| A fan is not required to move the gas |
| Simultaneous removal of gases and particulates |
| No moving parts |
| Contaminant recovery/reclamation |
| Unlimited turndown |
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| Primary Uses |
| Particulate or dust removal |
