Chlorine emergency unit

Chlorine emergency units are gas scrubbing plants for the prevention of accidents arising from the escape of chlorine from supply tanks and/or chlorine dosing plants. After an escape of gas the contaminated atmosphere is drawn into the gas scrubbing plant. Chlorine is almost completely adsorbed in caustic or other suitable alkaline scrubbing liquors. Our chlorine emergency units consist of two jet scrubbing stages. They have the following characteristics: immediately ready to adsorb considerable adsorption capacity automatic suction of the gas flow no fittings in the gas flow compact, space-effective construction high operational safety In contrast to packed columns, the jet scrubber conveys the discharged air which has to be cleaned without the use of any additional fan. The jet scrubber operates as an ejector and as a parallel flow scrubber with a large material exchange surface. Standard design: PE Adsorption capacity: 50 to 1,000 kg chlorine 5 standard sizes from DN 150 to DN 350

Compact gas scrubber

Compact gas scrubbers are jet scrubbers. They convey the exhaust gas which is to be cleaned without any additional fan. They are driven by the circulation of scrubbing liquor which draws off the discharged air by means of vacuum generated by the ejector and compresses it to a higher pressure. A material exchange takes place between the gas and the scrubbing liquor, which results in the scrubbing effect. In process technology it is often necessary to cool the scrubbing cycle. One variety of compact gas scrubber achieves this my mounting a cooler, in the form of a plate heat exchanger, in the recirculating scrubbing liquor line. Main area of application: cleaning of flows of flue gas in many and various branches of industry compact gas scrubbers allow noxious substances to be absorbed, gases to be cooled, steam to be condensed and dust to be separated Standard design: pp; titanium for plate heaters

Liquid jet vacuum pump

Liquid Jet Vacuum Pumps generally use water as the motive medium. The operation of these units is based on the liquid jet form the motive nozzle emerging at a higher velocity, entraining the gas or air in the surrounding housing and compressing it to atmospheric pressure. Liquid Jet Vacuum Pumps, with threaded connections Principal operating areas: vacuum generation in chemical laboratories evacuation of siphon lines, suction lines of centrifugal pumps and condensers de-aerating gas chambers generating vacuum for Nutsch filters Liquid Jet Vacuum Pumps with threaded connections, are available as standard in cast iron and stainless steel, and in 4 standard sizes, from R½” to R1½”

Steam jet vacuum pump

Steam Jet Vacuum Pumps use the energy of a high pressure vapour to compress low pressure vapours to a medium pressure level. Normally such Jet Pumps are driven by steam but in principle however, Vapour Jet Pumps can operate with most normal vapours to compress a variety of different vapours. Typical applications for single-stage Steam jet Vacuum Pumps are: Evacuation of the suction lines for non-self priming pumps Production of negative pressure in suction filters or similar types of filter Lifting liquids Vacuum generation in stirred vessels in discontinuous (batch) processes. ¨ Steam Jet Vacuum Pumps are produced for most normal suction flows and fabricated from most normal materials of construction. Steam Jet Vacuum Pumps are available in the following standard materials: Cast iron, cast stainless steel, ceramic, in standard sizes from DN25, DN50, DN80 (metal construction), or DN32 to DN100 (ceramic construction).