Chlorine Gas Scrubber System
Chlorine gas is highly toxic. Wet Chlorine Scrubbers may utilize a multi-stage removal approach depending on the initial pollutant loading. Some form of an alkaline liquid solution, such as soda ash or caustic, is generally used as a neutralizing agent. The chlorine scrubber uses random dumped packing, a mist eliminator, and a liquid distribution system to remove acid and toxic gases through absorption and neutralization. The entire Inflow chlorine gas is neutralized before releasing into the atmosphere. The scrubber is capable of reducing the inlet chlorine gas concentration to less than 5 ppm at the Clear outlet. A pre-treatment stage (spray section) handles extremely high concentrations while subsequent high-efficiency stages remove the remainder of the toxic vapors. During catastrophic releases, the scrubber achieves more than 99 % chlorine vapor removal efficiency.
Major components in working scrubber:
- FRP full hood for chlorine tonner.
- Required FRP ducting pipelines with FRP dampers
- Required Centrifugal blower with electric motor
- Required Recirculation Caustic Pump with electric motor
- Pressure indicator on caustic pump discharge and centrifugal blower discharge.
- Caustic Solution Tank with caustic service piping lines.
- Non Return valve for caustic service.
- Fresh Water supply piping for caustic tank
Application:
Our SG Enviro Technologies Manufacturing Ammonia Fumes wet scrubber system is widely used in Textile Printing Industries, Pharmaceutical Industries, Laboratories, Fertilizers Plant and Chemical Industries, Etc.,
