please refer to the image and answer the question below:Explain briefly how smokestack scrubbers help control industrial air pollution. A INDUSTRIAL ACCESSMULTI-CRAFT SERVICES ✓BULK MATERIAL VSmokestack Scrubbers- What You Need to KnowMECHANICAL SERVICES VSmokestack scrubbers are a relatively new component to industrial exhaustsystems. Scrubber systems are used as air pollution control devices thatremove harmful particles, gases, or chemical byproducts from industrialexhaust streams. While not found on many older industrial chimneys, newgovernment regulations are requiring them to be added or constructed as anemissions control device. Although the EPA focuses most of its regulations &emission requirements on power plants and the energy industry, any plant thathas a high-emission fuel source, such as natural gas, coal, or trash, will need tohave some version of a scrubber or scrubber system installed.These emissions control devices use liquid or chemicals to remove particulatematter or gases from industrial exhaust and flue gases. Atomized liquid (generally water) catches and entrains pollutantgases § and harmful particles, turning them into slurry waste streams which will then need to be recycled or disposed of.While there are many air pollution control components on the market, smokestack scrubbers are very multidisciplinary.These units have the ability to remove gases, mists, and solids simultaneously. Plus, they can act as a cooling mechanismfor the exhaust stream. Air scrubbers, also called wet scrubbers or gas scrubbers, are also capable of handling flammableand explosive gases safely.OperationAs the exhaust air leaves the plant's furnace or manufacturing equipment, it passes through the duct network where itmakes its way to the scrubber system. The smokestack scrubber collects potential harmful materials from the exhauststream, then releases the clean air out through the smokestack. Some scrubber systems also contain a heat recovery coilthat collects the heat energy from the exhaust and transfers it back into the building's heating unit for reuse, which savesenergy and money. Two Types of Industrial Scrubber Systems: Wet & Dry"Wet" scrubber systems use water or some type of liquid to collect harmful substances from the exhaust air. Wetsmokestack scrubbers work with both gaseous and solid material, and can even safely handle corrosive materials. "Dry"scrubber systems, on the other hand, use specific chemicals that target, absorb, and dissolve hazardous materials in theexhaust. Dry smokestack scrubbers are more suitable for gaseous materials than solid waste particles.MaintenanceAs with other components of an industrial chimney or smokestack exhaust system, scrubbers must be properly maintainedand cleaned. Filters and material collection devices should be emptied or replaced as necessary. A smokestack scrubberthat is not properly maintained will be inefficient and can become a breeding ground for bacteria. Scrubbers can also sufferfrom high levels of corrosion and produce slurry waste streams which tend to be more of a hassle to recycle and disposeof.Industrial Access regularly maintains and inspects industrial chimneys and smokestack systems. Our industrialprofessionals can review the condition of your chimney or stack connected to your scrubbing system and offer advice onmaintenance that may be needed. Since smokestack scrubbers are a newer type of technology, we do recommendreaching out to your manufacturer for any required cleanings and repairs, because generally they fall under warranty.Speak with our experts today to find out more about plant and industrial chimney maintenance and how we can assist withmaintenance plans for your industrial exhaust system.

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