Chemicals

Filtration systems used in chemical processing include baghouse filters for dry dust collection, electrostatic precipitators for handling fine particulate emissions, wet scrubbers for controlling acid gases and vapors, and cartridge filters for smaller volumes or precision air quality control. In processes involving high temperatures or aggressive chemicals, hot gas filtration systems using sintered metal media are also applied. Each solution is selected based on the nature of the emissions, the process conditions, and environmental compliance requirements.

Filtration systems in chemical manufacturing enhance air quality by effectively capturing and removing particulate matter and pollutants generated during processing. By reducing emissions, these systems help facilities comply with environmental regulations and standards, thereby minimizing their environmental impact and promoting a safer workplace.

ESPs offer high efficiency in removing fine particles, achieving up to 99% efficiency, which is particularly beneficial in chemical production where flue gas emissions often contain fine dust particles. They are capable of handling large gas volumes and operate effectively at high temperatures. Additionally, ESPs have relatively low pressure drops, resulting in lower energy consumption during operation.