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Cloud Chamber Scrubber Case Studies

Case Study #1: Glass Furnace Exhaust for Container
and Flat Glass Manufacturing

Case Study #2: Glass Fiber Manufacturing

Case Study #3: Fiber Optics Manufacturing

Case Study #4: Abrasives, Ceramics and Other
Non-Soluble PM2.5 and Submicron Particulate

Case Study #6: Diesel Exhaust Emissions /
Locomotive Diesel Pollution

Case Study #7: Diesel Exhaust Emissions / Ships at Port

 

Case Study #3:
Fiber Optics Manufacturing

Fiber Optics Glass.

Applications where conventional equipment is very inconsistent in
meeting regulations provides an opportunity for the Cloud Chamber Scrubber (CCS) to
showcase its unique capabilities. Fiber optics manufacturing is a typical example.

After a pilot plant demonstration, the first CCS units in fiber optics manufacturing were installed
in Europe in early 2000.  The CCS was quickly recognized as the industry standard for air
pollution control, and additional installations followed in the United States. This trend has
continued, most recently with a CCS installed at a fiber optics manufacturing facility in India.

The emissions from fiber optics manufacturing are a very serious challenge for conventional
technology. The combination of submicron glass particles mixed with chlorine and hydrochloric
gases creates a number of issues. The CCS removed both PM and gases at over 99% efficiency.
See Graph below.

Performance Data: Particles, Gases – Fiber Optics

Graphic 1. Performance results on fiber optics emissions for both particles
(submicron silicon dioxide) and gases (hydrochloric and chlorine).

Have a potential application? Tell Us About It . . .

We Can Help You with Some Guidelines.

For more information contact:
Kevin Moss (801) 294-5422
kevin.moss@tri-mer.com

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Considerations & Comparisons

The CCS
in Contrast
with Wet ESP

 

Have a Potential Application?
Tell Us About It
. . . We Can
Help You with
Some Guidelines.

Contact:
Kevin Moss
ph: 801.294.5422
Email