HIGH EFFICIENCY NOZZLES FOR THE POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRY BETE Fog Nozzle, Inc. 50 Greenfield Street Greenfield, MA 01301 [email protected] www.BETE.com

Creating Advanced New Designs The Spray Nozzle company The Best Nozzle For Your pollution control Application In the 21st century industries world wide will face increasing demands for cleaner, more efficient operations. BETE Fog Nozzle, Inc. is committed to doing our part to protect the environment. Since 1950, BETE has been the leader in spray nozzle design and technological innovation for the pollution control industry. BETE is more than just a spray nozzle supplier! BETE innovation has virtually revolutionized scrubbing and pollution control design. Through higher spray nozzle efficiency...

Improving Existing Designs BETE Engineers Work With You For All Your Environmental Applications Brief Description of FGD Scrubber Zones Quench: In this section of the scrubber, the hot flue gases are reduced in temperature before entering the pre-scrubber or absorber. This will protect any heat sensitive components in the absorber and reduce the volume of the gas, thereby increasing the residence time in the absorber. See page 4. This section is used to remove particulates, chlorides, or both from the flue gas. See page 4. This is normally an open spray tower that brings the scrubber slurry into...

Nozzle Selection For Wet Flue Gas Desulphurization Scrubbers The Absorber, packing Sprays, The Mist Eliminator Factors to consider: • Size of any particles in the quench liquid • corrosive and erosive conditions • Select the TF or ST spiral nozzle that has the best atomization • Select the TFXp or STXp spiral if plugging is a potential problem • Select the MaxipassTM for uniform distribution and the ultimate in clog resistance • Select the TH for right angle hollow cone design The Quencher/pre-Scrubber Since the primary cooling mechanism is the evaporation of water, the first consideration in...

Nozzle Selection For Wet Flue Gas Desulphurization Scrubbers The Absorber, packing Sprays, The Mist Eliminator Factors to consider: • Size of any particles in the quench liquid • corrosive and erosive conditions • Select the TF or ST spiral nozzle that has the best atomization • Select the TFXp or STXp spiral if plugging is a potential problem • Select the MaxipassTM for uniform distribution and the ultimate in clog resistance • Select the TH for right angle hollow cone design The Quencher/pre-Scrubber Since the primary cooling mechanism is the evaporation of water, the first consideration in...

Improving Existing Designs BETE Engineers Work With You For All Your Environmental Applications Brief Description of FGD Scrubber Zones Quench: In this section of the scrubber, the hot flue gases are reduced in temperature before entering the pre-scrubber or absorber. This will protect any heat sensitive components in the absorber and reduce the volume of the gas, thereby increasing the residence time in the absorber. See page 4. This section is used to remove particulates, chlorides, or both from the flue gas. See page 4. This is normally an open spray tower that brings the scrubber slurry into...

Creating Advanced New Designs The Spray Nozzle company The Best Nozzle For Your pollution control Application In the 21st century industries world wide will face increasing demands for cleaner, more efficient operations. BETE Fog Nozzle, Inc. is committed to doing our part to protect the environment. Since 1950, BETE has been the leader in spray nozzle design and technological innovation for the pollution control industry. BETE is more than just a spray nozzle supplier! BETE innovation has virtually revolutionized scrubbing and pollution control design. Through higher spray nozzle efficiency...

HIGH EFFICIENCY NOZZLES FOR THE POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRY BETE Fog Nozzle, Inc. 50 Greenfield Street Greenfield, MA 01301 [email protected] www.BETE.com