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Wet scrubbers remove particulates, vapors, and gases from the exhaust stream of a process. The goal for a wet scrubber is to remove over 99% of pollutants and particles. The smaller the particles in the waste stream, the more difficult the particles are to remove. What is the Efficiency of…

A wet scrubber effectively cleans or “scrubbing” particulates and chemicals from industrial exhaust gases. Because wet scrubbers use water or a water-based solution to collect pollutants from the exhaust stream, plant managers view the equipment as more complex than dry dust collection systems. While there may be more engineering complexity,…

Your Questions Answered in Our Must-See Video If you have a dust problem in your facility, you need a solution, but before you rush out and buy a dust collector system “off the shelf,” there are some things you need to consider. In fact, you should never rush into a…

Where combustible dust is a concern, there is only one sure sign that your safety protocols are working: zero safety incidents. But even a perfect past safety record is no guarantee that you will never have an incident in the future. Keeping your facility and your workers safe requires constant…

As awareness of industrial dust and dust safety grows, so does the need for accurate information. Although it is not possible in this short article to answer every question, we hope the following list of frequently asked questions and answers will be helpful. What is Industrial Dust? Industrial dust is…

Pollution Control: How to Determine if Your Facility Needs a Dust Collector When some people see the title to this blog, their knee-jerk reaction might be something like, “Wouldn’t it be obvious if I needed a dust collector?” Well, if your employees are gasping for breath due to the amount…

Whether you’re a large commercial or small business, managing dust collection is a serious consideration. There may be myriad (oftentimes contradictory) considerations, so the best solution is to consult with experts in the dust domain. Life is full of choices. The trick is to ensure that you make the correct…

If you’re creating dust, you need a dust collector. Period. In the fight for better air quality control, you have two main choices of equipment: dry dust collectors and wet scrubbers. Both lead to safer work environments, better regulatory compliance, and higher-quality products by helping you get rid of harmful…

Designing a dust collection system is all about matching a dust collector to your specific dust management needs. Just like with baghouses and dry dust collectors, choosing the right wet scrubber will come down to picking a scrubber that is uniquely designed for your application, dust, and air quality requirements….