The key is the intimate mixing of the gas and scrubbing liquid in the Inlet Barrel:
- Gas enters at the top of the vessel and travels down the inlet barrel.
- Liquid is sprayed upward into the barrel, counter to the gas flow.
- The gas collides with the liquid to create a turbulent zone where the gas/liquid interface is continuously and rapidly renewed.
- Where the momentum of the gas and liquid balances, the liquid reverses direction, and then falls to the base of the vessel.
- The gas, on exiting the inlet barrel, turns and moves vertically upward through the tower. The gas encounters a set of chevrons that removes only remaining liquid droplets.
- After the chevron, the gas exits the tower.
See how DynaWave works; click
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