Product/Service

Whirl / Wet

Source: Tri-Mer Corporation

The system works by infusing the dust particles with water. The unique process mixes the two through a fixed-position dual opposed blade system. Once the dust-laden airstream and liquid are mixed, a tangential airstream is injected through the lower blade assembly to increase turbulence.

After the rotation is accelerated, droplets in the airstream are processed through a mist eliminator located downstream, and particulate material is deposited on the bottom of the unit for recovery or disposal. Water level is maintained automatically and additional water is only needed to compensate for evaporation or sludge removal.

Low Water Use
Whirl / Wet uses less water than any competitive dust collection system. The energy generated inside the unit will not allow the system to clog under any operating conditions, so the agglomeration and sticky residues that plug baghouses are not a problem with the Whirl / Wet.

Whirl / Wet operates in the 99% efficiency range for a wide variety of applications, and over a wide range of micron sizes.

Applications
Whirl / Wet dust collection systems are effective for soluble and insoluble particles. Whirl / Wet can be used in applications from metal grinding to food processing.

Whirl / Wet is frequently specified for the collection of coal, aluminum, fertilizer and sugar dusts. It satisfies the dust elimination requirements of stone finishing and battery manufacturing. Whirl / Wet is ideal for controlling emissions from solar panel manufacturing. It is the leading dust collection system wherever there are variable dust loadings.

Recovery / Recycling
Whirl / Wet is advantageous for materials recovery. Processes that were not formerly compatible with materials recovery become good candidates as a result of the Whirl / Wet.

To demonstrate the effectiveness of Whirl / Wet dust collection systems in your facility, ask about Tri-Mer’s Pilot Plant Program.

Purchasing a wet dust collector? Factors to consider.

For dry dust collection, see Tri-Flow.