Gas separation – Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector
Patent
1988-04-20
1989-04-04
Nozick, Bernard
Gas separation
Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector
55263, 422168, 239418, B01D 4700
Patent
active
048182567
ABSTRACT:
A steam scrubber system passes an exhaust gas to be cleaned into a steam chamber having an inflow of steam directed toward an impingement plate against which a jet of a liquid carrying a treatment chemical is directed for atomization and mixing with the steam. The treatment chemical is one, such as lime, slaked or unslaked, which would be ineffective if mixed directly with the steam. The resulting mixture is passed into a cooling and demisting chamber before release to the atmosphere. The system may employ double steam chambers justaposed about a cooling and demisting chamber in common, from where the cleaned gas is passed into the atmosphere or otherwise.
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