Tower Scrubber System reduces erection time.
December 22, 2001 - Self-contained ProClean Type CT scrubber is available in 2 configurations and sizes to handle gas streams from 500 to 25,000 cfm. System removes water soluble gaseous contaminants at efficiencies needed to meet EPA and state pollution control requirements. It includes Series 5000 Packed Tower Scrubber, recirculation pump, piping, instrumentation and controls. All surfaces in contact with gas and liquid feature corrosion-resistant materials.
(Archive News Story - Products mentioned in this Archive News Story may or may not be available from the manufacturer.)
Original Press release
Bionomic Industries Inc.
777 Corporate Dr.
Mahwah, NJ, 07430
USA
New Proclean Type CT Self-Contained Tower Scrubber System Dramatically Reduces Field Erection Time And Costs
Bionomic Industries. Inc., a leading manufacturer of scrubbing equipment and "prepackaged" scrubber systems, has announced availability of a breakthrough, compact, self-contained scrubber system concept that offers extremely high performance, minimal field labor to install, and dramatically reduced erection time and related costs.
Available in two configurations and sizes to handle gas streams from 500 to 25,000 cfm, the ProClean Type CT System removes water soluble gaseous contaminants at efficiencies needed to meet the most stringent EPA and state pollution control requirements. The system incorporates Bionomic's field-proven Series 5000 Packed Tower Scrubber with other integrated components - recirculation pump, required piping, instrumentation and controls - specifically engineered for high reliability, low maintenance and extended service life.
All surfaces in contact with gas and liquid feature corrosion-resistant materials, and the standard scrubber vessel is fiberglass composite construction utilizing a premium grade vinyl ester resin system exceeding the latest industry standards for unmatched quality and integrity. All systems are run tested and debugged at the factory to eliminate lengthy start-up procedures to facilitate critical installation schedules.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 
