Flue Gas Treatment Pilot

Growing awareness of atmospheric pollution problems such as urban pollution, greenhouse effect, acid rain, and ozone layer depletion has led to increasingly stringent standards. Educational Objectives: This pilot allows a better understanding of pollutants present in flue gases and the study of several treatment processes: filtration, cyclone separation, and absorption. It can be ordered in its complete version or in the filtration and cyclone separation version, to which the absorption study module can later be added. Learn about Flue Gas Treatment Pilot price for optimal educational outcomes.. Topics include: pressure drop study, filter efficiency and clogging, cyclone efficiency, column operation (NTU, HTU, K), column hydrodynamics, neutralization of liquid discharges, absorption column yield.

These atmospheric emission standards apply to a large number of industrial processes: incineration (household waste, industrial waste, etc. ), thermal power plants (oil, gas, coal, etc.

Filtration and cyclone separation study set (TE1010): 1 centrifugal blower 1 air flow meter: pitot type with associated pressure gauge 1 variable-flow dust injection system 1 borosilicate glass cyclone 1 two-drawer filter box with filter set 2 U-tube manometers for pressure drop measurement 1 set of dusts of various particle sizes Absorption study set (TE1020): 1 Raschig packing column 2 liquid discharge neutralization tanks 2 flow meters for water and HCl