An air-pollution control system, the wet electrostatic precipitator efficiently cleans industrial gases of fine particulate matter, acid mists and aerosols to meet environmental regulations and protect downstream equipment.

If you are like many manufacturing engineers today, you may think the legacy controls on your air pollution control equipment are working well enough. But, is the production output as good as it could be if the reliability of your oxidizer or scrubber were increased? 

Companies in all industries are constantly seeking ways to reduce a plant’s operating costs and carbon footprint. At the same time, they are looking to avoid costly utility-distribution improvements by optimizing the facility’s energy consumption.

Air pollution-control equipment is generally regarded as a non-core operation — and yet another unavoidable cost of doing business. 

The temperatures at which air pollutants are destroyed and the methods employed to generate the heat used in the process are among the differences.