Processes and emission sources
Spray scrubbing pretreatment followed by WESP polishing for fine aerosols and residual mist.
Real engineering project deployed by FluxFine Environmental.
Common pollutants
- Oil mist
- Fine aerosols
- Odor compounds
- Steam
- Sticky particulate
Typical conditions
- Warm humid exhaust
- Sticky loading
- Continuous production
- Frequent sanitation nearby
Engineering priorities
- Fire prevention
- Wash-water management
- Hygiene interfaces
- Electrode cleaning
- Corrosion resistance
From collection to compliant discharge
- 01
Hood capture
- 02
Cooling and washing
- 03
Droplet separation
- 04
WESP polishing
- 05
Odor stage where required
Configurations commonly evaluated
These configurations are starting points for this industry. Final selection depends on measured airflow, pollutant chemistry, concentration, temperature and production schedule.
WESP
High-voltage wet collection for fine, sticky and oil-bearing aerosols after suitable gas conditioning.
View equipmentElectrostatic Fume Purifier
A dry or low-water electrostatic collection unit for industrial oil fume and fine process aerosol.
View equipmentJet-Mixing Scrubber
A two-stage wet pretreatment tower for sticky dust, polishing and spray exhaust, oil-fume particles and selected high-risk front-end duties.
View equipmentCyclone Hybrid Scrubber
Combines inertial separation and wet contact for dusty, fibrous or sticky exhaust before downstream treatment.
View equipmentSpray Scrubber
A configurable wet scrubber for soluble gas absorption, cooling, dust conditioning and pretreatment.
View equipmentMap your food industry process
Share exhaust sources, airflow, concentration, operating temperature and schedule. We will identify pretreatment needs and a suitable control train.