Wet Scrubbers are widely used by industries to maintain air quality at acceptable levels in areas where dust, smoke, and other contaminants are generated. Air Scrubbers purify air by a combination of centrifugal forces and mixing of water and contaminated air. As the air stream passes the baffles, the particulate is separated by a turbulent curtain of water created by high velocity air. The centrifugal force caused by the rapid changes in airflow direction forces the dust particles to penetrate the water droplets and become entrapped. The contaminated water is then removed from the airstream by mist filters. Dust, as sludge, settles to the collector bottom and the water is reused.

 

Canadian Air Systems Wet Scrubbers are specifically designed for safe collection of potentially explosive and volatile materials and are very effective in the capture of fine metal particles. They require less than half the pressure drop to accomplish the same or better degree of particulate removal while using half the water. Another feature is its ability to remove particulates and absorb gases in the same scrubbing stage. With no moving parts, nozzles, or chevrons, CAS air scrubbers are virtually maintenance free. Canadian Air Systems Wet Electrostatic Precipitators are used after scrubbers - to remove sub-micron particulates and acid gases.

 

 

CAS Wets Scrubbers have the following features:

 

• Direct Drive/Non-overloading Fan
• TEFC Motors, Single and Three Phase
• Interior Baffle Section
• Special Mist Filters
• Low Maintenance Design
• Industrial Enamel Coating
• Automatic Water Level Control
• Convenient Control Panels

 

Air Scrubbers Applications include:

 

• Dust and Contaminates particles removal from Sanding, Grinding, Polishing, and other
  Processing operations
• Lighting and Electrical Enclosure Manufacturers
• Pharmaceutical Factories
• Milling, Refining, and Ceramics Foundries
• Plastic and Rubber manufacturing
• Chemical processing

 

Since CAS Air Scrubbers also meets OSHA regulations for dust removal machines located inside buildings, they can recirculate in-plant tempered air - to conserve energy.

The flow and pressure properties are the main differences between a fan and a blower. While fans deliver air in an overall direction that is parallel to the fan blade axis, blowers deliver air in a direction that is perpendicular to the blower axis. Hence, fans can be configured to deliver a high flow rate, working against low pressure while blowers to deliver a relatively low flow rate against high pressure. Centrifugal blowers can be squirrel cage type, have a forward curved wheel or a backward curved wheel.

 

 

 

Suppliers of industrial flue gas extractors and dust collection blowers, pneumatic conveying dust systems, material hndling air conveyors, industrial flue gas scrubbers and fume collectros.

Supply of air blast blowoff systems, abrasive dust pressure blowers, air drying ventilators, industrial air polution control equipment, indoor air quality control ventilation systems for industry, boiler pressure blowers, industrial burnes fans and blowers, bulk handling vacuum blowers, chemical and industrial waste management air systems, air fan classifiers, smoke & mist exhaust fans / blowers, industrial vacuum blowers, air conveyor pressure blowers.

- Weld smoke fume is madeup of 30 to 80 percent submicron-sized particles. Without a reliable weld smoke collection system, these particles remain in the air and are inhaled.
- Hazardous gases can be produced during welding. A weld smoke collector helps to remove toxins from the air.
- Welding stainless steel (Hexavalent Chromium) is now governed by OSHA Standard 29 CFR1910.1026 where the permissible exposure limit (PEL) for Cr (VI) is 5 µg/m³.

Canada Blower weld smoke collection systems, both portable and stationary, are used to collect welding fumes before they reach your welder's breathing zone. Canada Blower Co. offers the best fume collectors and equipment from the leading manufacturers, including Direct from Source Fume Collectors. These compact, portable fume collectors go to work effectively wherever the local fume collection is required.

If multiple operators / welders are working simultaneously, a central collection system is available where a cartridge dust collector is remotely installed and flexible fume exhauster arms with hoods are mounted at each welding station. If a continuous fabrication / assembly operation needs smoke control, a downdraft bench would be another option to consider.