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Wet Dust Collectors

Wet dust collectors are devices used to eliminate various pollutants from the air using liquid spray or pools which collect and extract contaminants in a number of ways. This purifying process can remove either particulates or gaseous impurities using chemical reactions and absorption techniques. As this air pollution control method can handle various temperatures and moisture contents, it is very versatile and can remove nearly any type of pollutant.

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Ultra-Flow Inc.
Waterloo, ON
800-267-5585
What's the difference between an Ultra-Flow Inc. wet dust collectors and products manufactured by the competition? Quality. Our professional staff's combined 115 years of experience in the industry, our willingness to solve air pollutant problems no other companies will attempt and our ability to handle order and project sizes of all size uniquely position us to meet your company's needs.
 
Imperial Systems, Inc.
Jackson Center, PA
800-918-3013
We are premier suppliers of quality contaminant management systems, including wet dust collectors, cyclones, airlocks, slide gates, diverter valves, abort gages, backdraft dampers and a wide variety of other kinds of equipment that can help your company manage its air quality and keep employees safe. Visit our website or call us to learn more about our products and services.
 
APC Technologies, Inc.
Pittsburgh, PA
877-464-2728
Discover all the industries we serve with APC Product Lines by Industry! APC Technologies systems have been installed in nearly 40 different industries. Please visit us online to see the industries served by each APC product line, and give us a call to consult with us on your particular industrial application. We've got a better solution than the wet dust collectors offered by other companies.
 
Air Equipment & Engineering, Inc.
Martinsville, IN
800-827-9742
Since 1987, Air Equipment & Engineering has been leading the air handling products industry with the highest-quality air handling equipment solutions available. Our wet dust collectors and pneumatic conveying equipment consistently outperform the competition, and we stand by the quality and effectiveness of our products. Contact us to learn what our company can do for yours.
 

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J.D.B. Dense Flow Inc.
Palm Harbor, FL
800-822-3569
J.D.B Dense Flow Inc. offers its customers a wide variety of products to meet their air handling needs. These products include wet dust collectors, pump vessels, cone valves, butterfly valves, charging chutes, hoppers, couplings, flow diverter valves, hose diverters, flange adapters, pipes, boosters and many other kinds of equipment. Visit our website to view our product line.
 
Air Cleaning Technology, Inc.
Santa Ana, CA
800-640-9008
Since the founding of Air Cleaning Technologies three decades ago, we have been striving to meet the varied air contaminant management needs of customers throughout industry. Our wet dust collectors and other dust management products have come to be recognized as the finest tools available. Put ACT's products to the test in your application, and you'll see why we're the industry leader.
 
Bisco Enterprise, Inc.
Addison, IL
800-878-7309
Bisco Enterprise, Inc. has products available to suit a wide variety of applications, including robotic welding ventilation, welding and smoke fume ventilation, machining mist and smoke ventilation, metalworking dust removal, wood dust removal and many other applications. Our wet dust collectors and other contaminant management equipment are sure to meet your company's needs.
 
AQC Dust Collecting Systems
Bois-des-Filion, QC
866-629-4356
AQC Dust Collecting Systems offers the highest quality wet dust collectors and accessories available anywhere in the industry. We supply products to companies all over the world, and our products are designed with the regulatory requirements of North American and European governments in mind. Contact us to learn how our company can meet your dust management equipment needs.
 
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Wet Dust Collectors

Also called wet scrubbers or orifice scrubbers, some systems even abate both particulates and fumes, although the optimal operating conditions differ for each. Industries using methane or propane gases often use wet scrubbers as do paper and electronic power generation plants. The pollutants produced in these environments, such as volatile organic compounds, hydrocarbon and solvent fumes can have serious environmental and biological ramifications if not properly disposed of. Industries that produce fire hazardous dust such as aluminum and titanium often must use wet dust collectors as dry processes heighten the potential dangers of these flammable byproducts. In removing dust and particulates from the air, these scrubbers improve worker safety and equipment longevity. Additionally, wet dust collectors can improve productivity as useful slurry, the dust itself, can easily be collected, returned to circulation and reused.

Spray and pool systems offer two different manners of dust collection, though both contain many of the same components. There are three main steps to the process of collection and removal. Humidification of the air must be the first step as it increases the size of fine dust particles, making their collection easier. Second, the cleaning liquid, most commonly water, must come into contact with the air. Finally, the dirty liquid must be separated from the clean air. The contaminated scrubber liquid is cleaned in a clarification tank or drag chain tank to either be released into the environment or returned to the system. Every arrangement needs ductwork and a fan or pump system to draw the polluted air into the collection area. Pumps are also required within the collection area to pressurize the liquid spray. In the pool variety a saturation chamber is needed as well. In these chambers the pollutants are extracted either by absorption or chemical reactions. Additional filters can be added both before and after scrubbing for increased efficiency. After the air has been scrubbed, an elimination system is needed to remove the now contaminated liquid, treat it and return it to circulation. The clean air is most often expelled into the atmosphere. Although permanent mounted industrial wet dust collectors were once the norm, scrubbers have also become smaller, more portable and even mobilized devices for localized cleansing. Wet dust collectors are classified as low, low-medium, medium-high, or high energy on the basis of pressure drop.