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Wet Scrubbers

Air Solutions provides wet scrubbers for the effective removal of pollutants from gas streams. Our wet scrubber solutions efficiently neutralize corrosive gases and remove particulate matter, and are developed to meet and work within all of your specific environmental needs.

Air Solutions provides you with the benefit of extensive experience and industry knowledge to help you develop the right system to meet your needs.

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  • APC

The Tri-NOx® Multi-Chem Wet Scrubber System controls NO, NO2, and NOx. This versatile Tri-NOx scrubber system accommodates any combination of NO and NO2, including nitration-related NOx and combustion-related NOx.

  • Technology eliminates the visible plume generated by high NO2 loading
  • No cfm or ppm limitations, and systems achieve virtually any target stack output
  • Guaranteed to operate within pre-determined ppm limits for stack output without repeated adjustments
  • Applicable to hot and cold gas phase systems
  • Ideal wherever nitric acid is used to dissolve precious metals, and NOx is generated

APC Wet Scrubbers controls maximize absorption of gas contaminants, including acid gases, through high-efficiency packing and proven designs. In many applications, these wet scrubbers achieve 99% control efficiency.

  • Versatile – can be designed as multi-stage units, horizontal units, and roof-mounted units
  • Temperature and corrosion resistant construction as required
  • Controls a variety of gas-phase contaminants including odors, VOCs and chemical vapors
  • Compact design for low space requirements

Wet Scrubber Product Applications

We work with a variety of clients in selecting the right wet scrubber to meet custom application needs. They are highly effective air pollution control devices used to remove harmful particulates, gases, and vapors from industrial exhaust streams. By bringing polluted air into contact with a scrubbing liquid, usually water or a chemical solution, wet scrubbers neutralize or absorb contaminants before they can be released into the atmosphere. These systems are widely used across industries where gas-phase pollutants, odors, or fine particulate matter are generated, especially in high-temperature or corrosive environments.

  • Chemical processing fumes
  • Metal finishing exhaust
  • Acid gas removal
  • Food processing odors
  • Pulp and paper bleaching operations
  • Municipal waste incineration
  • Power plant flue gas cleaning
  • Pharmaceutical manufacturing
  • Textile dyeing operations
  • Fertilizer production
  • Asphalt and roofing material processing
  • Plastics and resin production
  • Foundry and smelting operations
  • Paint booth ventilation
  • Petrochemical refining
  • Battery manufacturing
  • Animal rendering facilities
  • Glass manufacturing
  • Semiconductor fabrication
  • Wastewater treatment plant odor control