Cleantek is an Technology leader in India Manufacturing all kind of Air pollution control equipment as well as Water Treatment air blowers. Cleantek design and manufacturing wet scrubber for acidic and highly hazardous fumes and dust extraction from industrial exhaust gases.Wet scrubbers are a air pollution control equipment used to remove a variety of air pollutants from exhaust gas from melting furnaces,plastic film making industries,Rubber processing industries etc...
Cleantek Wet scrubbers are commonly used in industries such as power plants, chemical manufacturing, steel mills, waste incinerators, and refineries, where emissions control is critical to meet environmental regulations and protect human health. They are often chosen because they can handle high-temperature and high-flow gas streams and are effective for a wide range of pollutants.
A partially enclosed cylindrical or rectangular shaped unit is made with fibre with special coating or non corrosive material.Liquid spraying from top of the scrubber unit and polluted gas stream distributed from bottom of the scrubber unit.
Gas passed threw the Liquid spraying zone and here dust particles are removed from gas streams. This system also used for the fume absorption hence it is very useful in fume extraction system. It removes all air pollutants by inertia of diffusional impaction and reactions with absorbent. Pure air is moved top side and exhausted threw blower fan.
Cleantek Wet Scrubbers are designed for easy maintenance, with accessible components that simplify routine inspections and servicing.Cleantek Wet Scrubbers help industries comply with local and international air quality standards and regulations. This ensures that businesses can avoid fines and legal issues related to air pollution.
By effectively removing harmful pollutants from exhaust streams, Cleantek Wet Scrubbers contribute to a safer and healthier working environment for employees.
Cleantek wet scrubbers can be effective in reducing ammonia emissions, their application in controlling ammonia gas specifically in composting operations might vary depending on the scale of the operation, the specific conditions, and the regulations governing emissions in that particular area. Ammonia gas dissolves or absorbs into the liquid. This process occurs due to the physical and chemical properties of both the gas and the liquid. Ammonia has an affinity for water and can readily dissolve in it.
Wet scrubbers are effective because they provide a large surface area for contact between the gas and the scrubbing liquid, facilitating the transfer of pollutants from the gas phase into the liquid phase. This method helps to neutralize or reduce the concentration of ammonia gas in industrial emissions or exhaust streams, aiding in environmental control and pollution mitigation efforts.
In a large-scale mushroom processing plant, the pervasive problem of ammonia emissions posed significant challenges. Ammonia, a byproduct of manure and urine decomposition, not only produced an unbearable odour but also posed health risks to workers and nearby residents. Complaints from the community were mounting, and regulatory pressures for cleaner emissions were intensifying. The existing ventilation systems were inadequate in managing the high levels of ammonia, leading to poor air quality and frequent violations of environmental standards.
To address these issues, the plant management decided to invest in a state-of-the-art Cleantek wet scrubber system specifically designed for ammonia removal. Cleantek wet scrubbers work by passing the ammonia-laden air through a scrubbing liquid that reacts with the ammonia to neutralize it.
The installation of the wet scrubber system brought about dramatic improvements:
The successful implementation of the Cleantek wet scrubber system not only resolved the immediate issues of ammonia odour and regulatory compliance but also provided long-term benefits in terms of worker health and community relations. This case exemplifies how Cleantek advanced filtration technology can transform industrial operations, aligning them with both environmental standards and social responsibilities.