Scrubbers
A technology that utilizes the contact with an odorous air stream with a counter-current water stream. The odors get "scrubbed" from the air and transferred into the liquid phase. The water stream contains chemicals to help enhance the removal performance. The typical compounds removed by scrubbers are hydrogen sulfide and ammonia.
The technology is typically used for medium to high air flow rates and medium to high concentrations of odors.
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ODORSCRUB™ Wet Scrubber
These highly effective chemical wet scrubbers are made of FRP single or multi-stage arrangement and come in sizes up to 65,000 cfm. The system comes with all controls and instrumentation for reliable efficient treatment.
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- UNISCRUB
A unified skid mounted scrubber that has recirculation pumps, chemical feed pumps and all controls mounted on a unified system. The system has a low height and compact design. It is highly effective at both ammonia and hydrogen sulfide removal. Standard sizes up to 25,000 cfm.
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