This utility model discloses a novel flash atomizing
nozzle for desulfurization
wastewater, comprising a flash tank. One end of the splicing ring is connected to a water inlet
pipe, and a sealing ring is fixedly connected to the protruding edge of one end of the water inlet
pipe. A threaded mounting groove is formed on the edge of one end of the
nozzle, and a threaded mounting ring is inserted into the inner wall of the threaded mounting groove. A replacement head is connected to one end of the threaded mounting ring, and a mesh pad is fixedly connected to the lower end of the inner wall of the replacement head. This novel flash atomizing
nozzle for desulfurization
wastewater can achieve efficient four-group atomization spraying through the atomizing nozzle main unit, replacement head, and mesh pad, resulting in better
flash evaporation effect. Furthermore, the atomizing nozzle main unit, replacement head, and mesh pad can be quickly assembled and disassembled as a whole using a locking knob, splicing cover plate, and mounting groove. The replacement head and mesh pad can be quickly and independently replaced using the threaded mounting ring and threaded mounting groove. The motor
slip ring can drive the connecting wire for rotation adjustment, resulting in excellent installation adaptability.