Wet Scrubber Monitoring System
- True “in-situ” monitoring – no sample lines or conditioning systems required
- Operates under the wettest conditions – even in 100% condensing RH
- Completely unaffected by hydrogen
- Requires no oxygen for operation
- Indoor or outdoor installation
- Interfaces with PLC, PID or other dedicated controllers
- Low-cost renewable sensor
Monitoring the effectiveness of wet scrubbers is one of the most challenging monitoring applications. Conditions are harsh, maintenance is difficult and the detection of foul odors or reactive gas breakthrough must be instantaneous.
PureAires Wet Scrubber Monitoring System is designed specifically for difficult emission monitoring applications. The sensor mounts “in-situ” in the stack, so there’s no need to run sample lines or install auxiliary conditioning systems. PureAire has a renewable sensor cell withstands the harshest conditions your scrubber is likely to offer- 100% RH, 60% or more Hydrogen and Hydrogen Sulfide content, even oxygen starvation- without missing a moment of monitoring time.
Used for process monitoring hydrogen sulfide foul odors from municipal waste treatment scrubbers, PureAires chlorine monitor actually regulates the proper amount of sodium hydroxide, (bleach) injection to first and second stage scrubbers.
When used in the semiconductor industry, PureAires fluorine monitor has become the standard for monitoring and detecting odors from point-of-use and house PFC scrubbers. The fluorine monitor was actually used to characterize the efficiency of PFC abatement systems used for scrubbing gases from chamber cleans.
The PureAire Wet Scrubber Monitoring System responds quickly to foul odor breakthroughs as well as provides process control, with an absolute minimum of maintenance. E-mail us to obtain copies of published papers for controlling foul odors in municipal waste treatment facilities and semiconductor companies.
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