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Packed Bed Wet Scrubber – For Acidic & Alkaline Exhaust Gas Treatment

Packed Bed Wet Scrubber is a wet exhaust-gas treatment device that uses a Packing Layer to increase the gas–liquid contact area. After pollutant-containing gas enters the scrubber, it comes into full contact with the Circulating Spray Liquid on the Packing surface, allowing pollutants to transfer from the gas phase to the liquid phase through dissolution, Absorption, or chemical reaction. Depending on the nature of the pollutants, water, acidic solutions, alkaline solutions, or other specialized absorption liquids may be used.

This equipment is commonly used to treat HCl, HF, SO₂, NH₃, H₂S, acidic and alkaline exhaust gases, and certain water-soluble or reactive gases, and is widely used in chemical processing, electroplating, pickling, electronics, wastewater treatment, laboratory exhaust ventilation, and other industrial exhaust-gas treatment systems.

The packed bed wet scrubber mainly consists of the following components:

• Scrubber Tower: Houses the Packing, Spray System, and Mist Eliminator, and provides space for gas–liquid contact.
• Packing Layer: The core gas–liquid mass-transfer zone of the scrubber.
• Spray System: Consists of spray piping and nozzles, uniformly distributing the recirculating liquid over the top of the Packing Layer.
• Mist Eliminator: Removes liquid droplets entrained in the treated gas.
• Recirculation Tank: Stores and collects the scrubbing liquid.
• Recirculation Pump: Recirculates the scrubbing liquid from the Recirculation Tank to the Spray System.
• Chemical Dosing System: Adds different absorbents according to the type of gas being treated.