The Dustair wet arrestor is a highly efficient wet scrubber/dust collector made in sizes standard varying from 1,000 cfm to 20,000 cfm and above to suit specific applications.
Principle of scrubbing within wet collector units
On filling from the standing, the system automatically levels to the correct point. On initiating start up, dynamic levelling is achieved automatically and then maintained by either a trickle overflow or an electrical probe system. This retains high performance with a very small loss of water, estimated to be approximately 8 litres per hour per 5000cfm however the final amount is dependent upon specific system conditions. The water level box is situated externally on the end casing of the unit and is provided with a sight glass for viewing of the level. This gives the operator a clear indication of the performance of the unit and it is very simple to determine the volume of water required to make up after a short time of commissioning. The standard units are manufactured from heavy gauge steel with sufficient stiffening to overcome the system pressure required on the arduous duties often encountered with wet collection applications. However a budget range is manufactured for less arduous applications but still retaining the standard scroll form and hence efficiency for a much reduced cost.
OPTIONS
1. Freeze up prevention heaters for outside use, with thermostat control.
2. Explosion doors, anti-spark fans and automatic water level controls for explosive dusts.
3. Optional fan set to suit customers requirements.
4. Special paint finishes or materials of construction etc. for corrosive applications.
5. Hand and auto – desludge ejection or sluicing discharges are all available.
Case Studies
Case Study 1
24,000 and 8,000 cfm autodesludge wet collectors being loaded onto transport following preassembly and checking at the works. Heading off to Sheffield for installation at…
24,000 and 8,000 cfm autodesludge wet collectors being loaded onto transport following preassembly and checking at the works. Heading off to Sheffield for installation at Orchid Orthapaedic Services following restructuring and relocation of their machining and finishing division to their existing premises in south Sheffield. Used on titanium and steel linishing processes the project included supply of a dry filter system for the casting area. The units were installed along side each other at the far end of the building requiring over 200 feet of ductwork to be installed between the operation and the wet scrubbing plant.
Case Studies 2
Two stainless steel, self induced spray, wet dust arrestors destined for Spain. Application was on a cement mixing process, removing the displaced air from the mixers during…
Two stainless steel, self induced spray, wet dust arrestors destined for Spain. Application was on a cement mixing process, removing the displaced air from the mixers during processing before sending the mix down into the mines for back filling. Both had to run continuously for 23 days without maintenance therefore an additional online washing and sluicing facility was incorporated to allow the interiors of the units to be washed down with sprays and the collected material removed whilst still functioning. Automatic spray systems and valve operation with full variability was built into the water control systems using air operated valves.
Case Study 3
Complete installation for glass flake production / trial facility in Leeds . Self induced , wet dust arrestor with pre filter cyclonic separator to collect the carry over product…
Complete installation for glass flake production/trial facility in Leeds. Self induced, wet dust arrestor with pre filter cyclonic separator to collect the carry over product from the trial facility at the customers. All elevated on a steel work structure over the transformer which had to be a 1mtr above floor level due to flood plains (yes in centre of Leeds apparently!). An airbreak was also incorporated into the process to ensure constant flow to collectors as process requires variable flow at source. Wet collectors also operate on a fairly static pressure loss so removes the variability of flow that can occur with dry filter systems.