Wet Collectors. Type 1: Spray Chamber Scrubber 10/30/2013. EVE 402 Air Pollution Generation and Control. Chapter #5 Lectures (Part 5)

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EVE 40 Air Pollution eneration and Control Chapter #5 Lectures (Part 5) Wet Collectors Water is used to either capture particulate or increase aerosol size Hygroscopic particles (those that attract and hold water molecules) grow Optimum water droplet diameter: 50 1000 m Same collection mechanisms Inertia (assumed dominant mode in models) Interception Diffusion (Brownian motion) Type 1: Spray Chamber Scrubber 1

Type : Cyclonic Scrubber Type 3: Venturi Scrubber Type 4: Packed Tower Used primarily for gas adsorption, which we ll get to in Chapter 6

A Simple Model If stopping distance (x s ) exceeds the original distance from the point where it left the streamline, impaction will occur. A particle approaches a droplet and undergoes inertial impaction At some point, it leaves the streamline Two forces on particle: inertia and drag Particle eventually stops (relative to droplet) A Simple Model () Impaction of particles onto a collector body is characterized by the dimensionless impaction number (N I ) also know as Stokes number (S tk ) S tk is a ratio of the particle s stopping distance (x s ) to a characteristic length of the collector body (e.g., diameter of the water droplet, d D ). A Simple Model (3) where, N i = Impaction Number = S tk = Stokes Number x s = stopping distance τ = relaxation time V po = initial velocity of the particle relative to the droplet d D = droplet diameter The relaxation time (τ) can be determined by applying a force balance on a particle that is decelerating in the horizontal direction as described in the next slide. 3

The stopping distance (x s ) needs to be determined to calculate Stk. Newton s nd law can be used to describe a decelerating particle of constant mass moving in the horizontal direction and assuming Stokes law (Re p < 0.1). F F 0 inertial drag m dv p p g p p dt 3πμ d V K c See pages 33 36 in your text Particle collection efficiency versus Stokes Number See Figure 5-18, pg. 35 In an ideal situation, an impactor has a "sharp cutoff", i.e., all particles greater than a certain size are collected while all particles smaller than that size pass through. This size is called the cutoff size (d p50 ). Wet Collector Types: More Detail Spray chamber scrubber typically operates with liquid collector bodies (scrubber droplets) traveling downward and the gas stream containing the particulate contaminant material traveling upward. 4

Cyclonic scrubbers, or wet cyclones, atomize droplets of water with a spray bar that is located along the centerline of the cyclone. These droplets then collect particulate matter as they are transported to the outer edge of the cyclone. The liquid also allows cleansing of the walls of the cyclone. Venturi scrubbers work by accelerating the gas stream to velocities around 50 to 150 m/s. The gas stream accelerates because the duct that contains the gas stream is constricted. At throat 1. Static pressure decreases. Velocity increases A inlet : A throat = 4:1 Equations are developed in Air Pollution: Its Origin and Control that describe the particle removal efficiency that can be achieved by a venturi scrubber and the pressure drop that results from atomizing the scrubber droplets and accelerating the droplets to approach the same velocity as the gas streams. 5

Assumptions used in the development of the venturi scrubber model include: as velocity is constant throughout the length of the venturi s throat Flow is one dimensional, incompressible, and adiabatic Particles are collected by the atomized droplets by impaction Droplets are uniformly distributed along the cross section of the venturi s throat Diameter of the scrubber droplets remain constant Volume ratio of the scrubber droplets to the gas stream is small Pressure forces around the scrubber droplets are symmetrical and therefore ignored By considering a force balance on the atomized droplets, an equation can be developed that describes how the scrubber droplets accelerate along the length of the venturi s throat and the pressure drop caused by accelerating the droplets. Such a force balance results in the following equation for pressure drop. P u L L g P L L g Where, ΔP = -change in pressure across the length of the venturi s throat (-(P P 1 )) = pressure drop β = correction factor for droplets lost to walls of venturi = 0.85 u g = velocity of gas in the venturi s throat L u volume ratio of liquid to gas flow rates P cm HO l u g L cm s 6

Calvert Equation (mixture of theory and experimental results) ΔP L 1.03 10 u 3 L ΔP pressure drop [cm H O] u velocity of gas at the throat [cm/s] Equation 5-83, page 44 Hesketh (developed from experimental data) 0.133 g,t g A 3 V ρ ΔP 0.56 0.15L.3 10 L 507 ΔP pressure drop across the venturi [in H O] V gas velocity at the throat [ft/s] g,t 3 ρ g = gas density downstream from the venturi throat [lb/ft ] A cross-sectional area of the venturi throat [ft ] L = liquid to gas ratio gal 1000 actual ft 3 Particle collection efficiency achieved by a venturi scrubber has been described by considering the removal of particles due to impaction, pressure drop, contaminant particle diameter, viscosity of the gas stream, and densities of the scrubber liquid droplets and contaminant particles as in the next slide. 7

raded Venturi Collection Efficiency 6.3 10 ρ ρ K d u f L 4 p g L p c μ p g η 1 exp where, η p = graded particle collection efficiency [-] ρ L = density of scrubber droplets ρ p = density of particulate contaminant K c = Cunningham correction factor for particulate contaminant [-] d p = diameter of particulate contaminant f = experimental coefficient = 0.1 to 0.4 [-] μ g = gas viscosity Use any set of dimensionally consistent units Characteristics of Wet Scrubbers Advantages Possible to achieve high particle collection efficiency Humidifies and cools gas stream Possible to simultaneously remove particles and gases (even sticky particles) Variable throat area of venturi allows selection of particle collection efficiency Disadvantages Requires the use of a liquid medium that needs to be treated High pressure drop for high particle collection efficiencies Corrosion and precipitation can occur Liquid can freeze Typical Values for Venturi Scrubbers m m 50 ug 100 s s L L 0..0 m m L 3 3 g 5 10% d ~ 0.1μm η 100% d ~ 50μm p d p 10 cm H O P 70 cm H O l l 8