Water Bath Dust Collector

Introduction：The water bath dust collector is a wet dust removal technology. Its typical structure includes an air inlet, a water trough, an S-shaped deflector (or nozzle), a mist eliminator, and a fan. Dust-laden air is introduced into the water trough via a pipe. High-speed impact with the water surface, turbulent mixing, and water mist spraying capture dust. The purified air is then dehydrated and discharged. The equipment does not require complex nozzles or pumps; it relies on self-excitation of the airflow to form a water curtain, making it easy to operate.
Working principle：1. Impact Phase: Dust-laden air impacts the water surface at high speed, causing large dust particles to fall into the water due to inertia. 2. Water Bath Stage: The airflow stirs up water droplets and foam, creating a turbulent zone where fine dust particles are attracted by the water film. The high-temperature flue gas generates steam, enhancing capture capacity. 3. Atomization Stage: The gas turns upward and comes into contact with the top spray mist for a second time, further purifying it. 4. Dehydration and Emission: The gas is dehydrated by the demister and discharged by the fan. The settled sludge is regularly cleaned, and the gray water is recycled.