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In many industrial processes, traditional dry air filtration methods are not sufficient. Moist, sticky, oily, hot or potentially explosive dusts pose a special challenge to classic bag or cartridge filters. In such conditions, wet filtration plants – scrubbers – become the ideal solution. <\/p>\n <\/div>\n

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\n What is wet filtration technology?\n <\/p>\n

Scrubbers are air purification devices in which the filter medium is a liquid – usually water. Contaminated air flows through a chamber sprayed with water, where dust particles and harmful substances are effectively captured and discharged into the separation system. This results in high filtration efficiency, while eliminating the problem of clogging of filter elements, typical of dry filters.\r
These solutions are particularly appreciated in industries where dust emissions are difficult to control. <\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n