Ventuti Scrubber

We are producing and exporting of Ventuti Scrubber to our clients.
The Venturi is the most common scrubber concept used applications in industries. This dominant position reflects the high particulate control efficiency that is achievable over the acceptable gasa liquid contact to achieve acid gas absorption, and the mechanical a a opennessa a of the Venturi and its flow system. Also, since the Venturi can be designed with an adjustable throat dimension, collection efficiency can be maintained over a range of gas flow rates. The benefit of a a opennessa a of the liquid and gaseous flow passages relates to the lack of high pressure nozzles, high liquid rates, small-diameter perforations, and the like, and can be important with flows that include accumulated solids.

The Venturi scrubber has three zones: the convergent zone, where the gas is accelerated in a smoothly converging duct to its maximum velocity; the throat zone, where the liquid is introduced using a spray or, more simply, by overflowing a weir; and the divergent zone, where the gas is decelerated in a smoothly diverging duct to or near its original velocity. In the throat region, the large differential between the gas and liquid velocity acts, if necessary, to shatter the liquid flow into myriad small target droplets. The throat is the location where the velocity differential is greatest and, thus, where the majority of the particle droplet collisions occur. The discharge from the Venturi.