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scrubber1 an apparatus for purifying a gas scrubber2 Austral a domestic animal, esp a bullock, that has run wild in the bush scrubber [′skrəb·ər] (engineering) A device for the removal, or washing out, of entrained liquid droplets or dust, or for the removal of an undesired gas component from process gas streams. Also known as washer; wet collector. (mining engineering) A device, such as a wash screen, wash trommel, log washer, and hydraulic jet or monitor, in which a coarse and sticky material, for example, ore or clay, is either washed free of adherents or mildly disintegrated. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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TurboSonic will supply a SonicKleen[TM] Wet Electrostatic Precipitator (WESP) System to control particulate emissions from a power boiler at a pulp mill and two TurboVenturi Scrubbers for a manufacturing operation. offers coldbox scrubbers that can achieve outlet concentrations of 1 ppm as proposed in the MACT Standard for iron and steel foundries. Windsor Industries, a Castle Rock Industries company, offers Saber[TM] Walk Behind scrubbers for floor care, featuring the patented AquaMizer[TM] system that eliminates the need for multiple trips to refill water tanks. |
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