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The
MELBOURNE HYDRO-SHEAR SCRUBBER is a liquid activated device
for scrubbing dust and vapours from air prior to air being discharged
to atmosphere. The unit generates vacuum and air flow, is full
bore and inline. |
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It Works (see diagram below) Fluid under pressure is diverted externally through pipes as shown and supplied through three tangential ports. Fluid is fed into the manifold where it exists into the scrubber main chamber via a ring of holes drilled at different compound angles to the bore at port 'A'. This forms a clockwise vortex. At the same time fluid under pressure is fed into a manifold where it exists into the scrubber main chamber via a ring of holes drilled at different compound angles to the bore at port 'B'. This forms an anti-clockwise vortex. At the same time this is repeated at port 'C'. this forms a clockwise vortex. The forward velocity of the air in the HYDRO-SHEAR SCRUBBER is greater than the water velocity, and the contaminated air goes through two hydro-shear zones.The area after the third nozzle is a fine mist. Fluids recycled from settling ponds. |
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