Wet Scrubber System

Wet Scrubber System

Gas Cleaning & Emissions Control Systems
WET SCRUBBER SYSTEMS

The wet scrubber system is designed for industrial gas treatment through controlled gas–liquid contact. It removes pollutants such as acid gases, alkaline fumes, odours, dust, and soluble contaminants using absorption, chemical neutralisation, and droplet capture processes. Different configurations, including spray tower, packed-bed, venturi, and hybrid systems, allow the solution to suit various operating conditions and industries. The system includes recirculation tanks, pumps, mist eliminators, and optional monitoring instrumentation for stable operation. Built from corrosion-resistant materials, wet scrubbers provide reliable long-term performance with low to moderate energy consumption and flexible application across industrial air pollution control systems.

FA 01

1. What is a wet scrubber system?

A wet scrubber system is an air pollution control solution that removes gases, dust, odours, and airborne contaminants using liquid-based treatment.

2. What types of wet scrubbers are available?

Common types include spray towers, packed-bed scrubbers, venturi scrubbers, tray scrubbers, and hybrid wet scrubber systems.

3. What are the benefits of using a wet scrubber system?

A wet scrubber provides efficient gas removal, reliable continuous operation, flexible material selection, and cost-effective air pollution control.

4. Which industries use wet scrubber systems?

They are used in wastewater treatment, chemical processing, metal finishing, food production, manufacturing, and other industrial applications. Wet scrubber systems are used to remove acid gases, odours, dust, fumes, and soluble pollutants from industrial exhaust streams before atmospheric discharge.

Specification and Parameters 01
Model Airflow Capacity (m³/h) Equipment Dimensions Pump Power (kw) Packing thickness Wind speed

(m/s)

Equipment Material
AQT-600 0-1500 Φ600×3000 0.75 500*2 1.48 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-800 1501-2500 Φ800×3000 0.75 500*2 1.39 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-1000 2501-4000 Φ1000×5000 1.5 500*2 1.42 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-1200 4001-6000 Φ1200×5000 2.2 500*2 1.48 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-1500 6001-9500 Φ1500×5000 3.75 500*2 1.5 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-1800 9501-14000 Φ1800×5000 5.5 500*2 1.53 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-2000 14001-17000 Φ2000×6000 5.5 500*2 1.5 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-2200 17001-20000 Φ2200×6000 7.5 500*2 1.46 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-2500 20001-27000 Φ2500×6000 7.5 500*2 1.53 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-2800 27001-33000 Φ2800×6000 15 500*2 1.49 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-3000 33001-38000 Φ3000×6800 15 500*2 1.49 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-3200 38001-44000 Φ3200×6800 15 500*2 1.52 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-3500 44001-55000 Φ3500×6800 15 500*2 1.5 PP/304/Q235/FRP

 

Feature 01

Features

Standard Features

  • Gas–liquid contact system selected to suit the application
  • Spray nozzles, packed media, venturi throat, or hybrid contact arrangement
  • Recirculation tank or integrated sump for liquid collection
  • Recirculation pump and distribution pipework
  • Mist eliminator/demister at treated gas outlet
  • Inspection ports and maintenance access
  • Corrosion-resistant construction materials
  • Simple, reliable operation for continuous gas treatment
  • Customised inlet/outlet orientation to suit site layout
  • Suitable for water, alkaline, acidic, or chemically dosed scrubbing liquids

Options & Accessories

Scrubber Configuration Options:

  • Spray tower scrubber
  • Packed-bed scrubber
  • Venturi scrubber
  • Tray or impingement scrubber
  • Multi-stage or hybrid wet scrubber system

Material Options:

  • Polypropylene
  • PVC/UPVC
  • FRP
  • SS304 / SS316 stainless steel
  • Carbon steel with internal lining or coating, where suitable
Working principl 01

Working Principle

A wet scrubber system operates by bringing a contaminated gas stream into controlled contact with a scrubbing liquid. The scrubbing liquid may be water, an alkaline solution, an acidic solution, an oxidising reagent, or another selected chemical, depending on the pollutant to be removed. The gas stream enters the scrubber and passes through one or more gas–liquid contact zones.

In a spray tower, atomising nozzles distribute liquid droplets across the gas path. In a packed-bed scrubber, the gas passes through random or structured packing, where a wetted surface provides a high contact area for absorption and chemical reaction. In a venturi scrubber, the gas is accelerated through a narrow throat where intense turbulence improves fine particulate and mist capture.

Hybrid scrubbers may combine these mechanisms to improve performance for complex exhaust streams. During contact, soluble gases dissolve into scrubbing liquid, acidic or alkaline contaminants are neutralised by chemical reaction, and entrained particles or droplets are captured by impaction, interception, or condensation. The treated gas then passes through a demister or mist eliminator to remove entrained liquid droplets before discharge to the atmosphere or downstream treatment. The spent scrubbing liquid is collected in the sump or recirculation tank.

Depending on the process design, the liquid may be recirculated, dosed with chemicals, filtered, partially discharged, or replaced. Instrumentation such as pH, ORP, conductivity, level, flow, and pressure monitoring can be included for stable and automated operation.

Key Benefits 01

Key Benefits

  • Efficient Gas Absorption and Pollutant Removal
    Wet scrubber removes harmful gases, acid mist, alkaline fumes, soluble contaminants, odours, and selected particulate matter through controlled gas–liquid contact. Depending on the application, removal occurs by absorption, chemical neutralisation, condensation, impaction, and droplet capture.
  • Multiple Wet Scrubber Configurations
    Available in spray tower, packed-bed, venturi, tray/impingement, and hybrid configurations. The final arrangement is selected based on gas flow rate, pollutant type, removal efficiency, pressure drop, fouling risk, and chemical compatibility.
  • Flexible Material Options for Corrosive Environments
    Available in stainless steel, FRP, polypropylene, PVC/UPVC, and other corrosion-resistant materials. Materials are selected according to gas composition, temperature, pH, chemical dosing requirements, and long-term operating conditions.
  • Low to Moderate Energy Consumption
    Designed for efficient operation with optimised pressure drop, recirculation flow, spray distribution, and gas–liquid contact efficiency. Venturi systems may require a higher pressure drop where fine particulate or mist removal is required.
  • Wide Industrial Applicability
    Suitable for treating acid gases, acid mist, alkaline fumes, odours, VOC-associated soluble gases, chemical vapours, dust-laden exhaust, and process ventilation streams across water, wastewater, chemical, fertiliser, metal finishing, food processing, and environmental applications.
  • Stable and Continuous Operation
    Engineered for reliable gas–liquid interaction using spray nozzles, packing media, demisters, recirculation tanks, chemical dosing systems, and optional pH/ORP control to maintain consistent treatment performance.
  • Extended Service Life and Operational Reliability
    Designed for long-term industrial use with corrosion-resistant construction, accessible maintenance points, replaceable mist eliminators, packing support systems, and robust recirculation pumps.
  • Cost-Effective Pollution Control Solution
    Provides a practical and economical solution for primary and secondary gas treatment, emission reduction, odour control, and compliance support.
Key-mobile

Key Benefits

  • Efficient Gas Absorption and Pollutant Removal
    Wet scrubber removes harmful gases, acid mist, alkaline fumes, soluble contaminants, odours, and selected particulate matter through controlled gas–liquid contact. Depending on the application, removal occurs by absorption, chemical neutralisation, condensation, impaction, and droplet capture.
  • Multiple Wet Scrubber Configurations
    Available in spray tower, packed-bed, venturi, tray/impingement, and hybrid configurations. The final arrangement is selected based on gas flow rate, pollutant type, removal efficiency, pressure drop, fouling risk, and chemical compatibility.
  • Flexible Material Options for Corrosive Environments
    Available in stainless steel, FRP, polypropylene, PVC/UPVC, and other corrosion-resistant materials. Materials are selected according to gas composition, temperature, pH, chemical dosing requirements, and long-term operating conditions.
  • Low to Moderate Energy Consumption
    Designed for efficient operation with optimised pressure drop, recirculation flow, spray distribution, and gas–liquid contact efficiency. Venturi systems may require a higher pressure drop where fine particulate or mist removal is required.
  • Wide Industrial Applicability
    Suitable for treating acid gases, acid mist, alkaline fumes, odours, VOC-associated soluble gases, chemical vapours, dust-laden exhaust, and process ventilation streams across water, wastewater, chemical, fertiliser, metal finishing, food processing, and environmental applications.
  • Stable and Continuous Operation
    Engineered for reliable gas–liquid interaction using spray nozzles, packing media, demisters, recirculation tanks, chemical dosing systems, and optional pH/ORP control to maintain consistent treatment performance.
  • Extended Service Life and Operational Reliability
    Designed for long-term industrial use with corrosion-resistant construction, accessible maintenance points, replaceable mist eliminators, packing support systems, and robust recirculation pumps.
  • Cost-Effective Pollution Control Solution
    Provides a practical and economical solution for primary and secondary gas treatment, emission reduction, odour control, and compliance support.
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Working Principle

A wet scrubber system operates by bringing a contaminated gas stream into controlled contact with a scrubbing liquid. The scrubbing liquid may be water, an alkaline solution, an acidic solution, an oxidising reagent, or another selected chemical, depending on the pollutant to be removed. The gas stream enters the scrubber and passes through one or more gas–liquid contact zones.

In a spray tower, atomising nozzles distribute liquid droplets across the gas path. In a packed-bed scrubber, the gas passes through random or structured packing, where a wetted surface provides a high contact area for absorption and chemical reaction. In a venturi scrubber, the gas is accelerated through a narrow throat where intense turbulence improves fine particulate and mist capture.

Hybrid scrubbers may combine these mechanisms to improve performance for complex exhaust streams. During contact, soluble gases dissolve into scrubbing liquid, acidic or alkaline contaminants are neutralised by chemical reaction, and entrained particles or droplets are captured by impaction, interception, or condensation. The treated gas then passes through a demister or mist eliminator to remove entrained liquid droplets before discharge to the atmosphere or downstream treatment. The spent scrubbing liquid is collected in the sump or recirculation tank.

Depending on the process design, the liquid may be recirculated, dosed with chemicals, filtered, partially discharged, or replaced. Instrumentation such as pH, ORP, conductivity, level, flow, and pressure monitoring can be included for stable and automated operation.

Features-mobile

Features

Standard Features

  • Gas–liquid contact system selected to suit the application
  • Spray nozzles, packed media, venturi throat, or hybrid contact arrangement
  • Recirculation tank or integrated sump for liquid collection
  • Recirculation pump and distribution pipework
  • Mist eliminator/demister at treated gas outlet
  • Inspection ports and maintenance access
  • Corrosion-resistant construction materials
  • Simple, reliable operation for continuous gas treatment
  • Customised inlet/outlet orientation to suit site layout
  • Suitable for water, alkaline, acidic, or chemically dosed scrubbing liquids

Options & Accessories

Scrubber Configuration Options:

  • Spray tower scrubber
  • Packed-bed scrubber
  • Venturi scrubber
  • Tray or impingement scrubber
  • Multi-stage or hybrid wet scrubber system

Material Options:

  • Polypropylene
  • PVC/UPVC
  • FRP
  • SS304 / SS316 stainless steel
  • Carbon steel with internal lining or coating, where suitable
SaP
Model Airflow Capacity (m³/h) Equipment Dimensions Pump Power (kw) Packing thickness Wind speed

(m/s)

Equipment Material
AQT-600 0-1500 Φ600×3000 0.75 500*2 1.48 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-800 1501-2500 Φ800×3000 0.75 500*2 1.39 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-1000 2501-4000 Φ1000×5000 1.5 500*2 1.42 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-1200 4001-6000 Φ1200×5000 2.2 500*2 1.48 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-1500 6001-9500 Φ1500×5000 3.75 500*2 1.5 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-1800 9501-14000 Φ1800×5000 5.5 500*2 1.53 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-2000 14001-17000 Φ2000×6000 5.5 500*2 1.5 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-2200 17001-20000 Φ2200×6000 7.5 500*2 1.46 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-2500 20001-27000 Φ2500×6000 7.5 500*2 1.53 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-2800 27001-33000 Φ2800×6000 15 500*2 1.49 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-3000 33001-38000 Φ3000×6800 15 500*2 1.49 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-3200 38001-44000 Φ3200×6800 15 500*2 1.52 PP/304/Q235/FRP
AQT-3500 44001-55000 Φ3500×6800 15 500*2 1.5 PP/304/Q235/FRP

 

FAQ

1. What is a wet scrubber system?

A wet scrubber system is an air pollution control solution that removes gases, dust, odours, and airborne contaminants using liquid-based treatment.

2. What types of wet scrubbers are available?

Common types include spray towers, packed-bed scrubbers, venturi scrubbers, tray scrubbers, and hybrid wet scrubber systems.

3. What are the benefits of using a wet scrubber system?

A wet scrubber provides efficient gas removal, reliable continuous operation, flexible material selection, and cost-effective air pollution control.

4. Which industries use wet scrubber systems?

They are used in wastewater treatment, chemical processing, metal finishing, food production, manufacturing, and other industrial applications. Wet scrubber systems are used to remove acid gases, odours, dust, fumes, and soluble pollutants from industrial exhaust streams before atmospheric discharge.