A scrubbing system is a technology that enables the “scrubbing” of exhaust streams by removing unwanted solids, liquids, or gas particles, which minimizes their likelihood of being emitted into the atmosphere. Scrubbers manage various forms of gaseous air pollution emissions. Currently, various kinds of scrubbers can come in different sizes, designs, construction materials, and price...
Month: February 2019
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Reality of Air Pollution and Ways to Address It
Eons ago, nature was the primary power capable to alter the Earth’s terrain. Today people have substituted it. They clear forests, create dams on rivers, establish large factories, build roads, and more. At this point, when we think about environmental issues, the most pressing concern is air pollution control. Environmentalists raise concerns and call on...
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Spray Scrubbing Systems for Pollution Control
All methods of scrubbing solid or liquid particles from gases can be divided into two types of scrubbers – dry and wet. Dry methods do not use water or other liquids in the dust scrubbing process. Wet methods of dust scrubbing are based on bringing the polluted gas stream into contact with water, moisturizing the...
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Open-loop Scrubbing Systems: Benefits and Common Concerns
Wet air scrubbers are viewed as the sole remedy for managing air pollution; however, recent local prohibitions on wastewater release from open-loop scrubbing systems have led to a widespread misconception that there are no comprehensive protective measures against pollution ecological effects. Air pollution can arise from both natural occurrences and human actions. Humans are playing...