Rotating Nozzle Block for Uniform Wet Scrubber Spray Distribution
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional wet scrubber devices have low removal efficiency for harmful substances in exhaust gases from chemical plants, steel industries, and semiconductor fabrication processes, leading to environmental pollution due to incomplete purification and non-uniform distribution of the purifying solution.
Innovation Solution
A nozzle block with a rotatable nozzle coupling part and spray nozzles that uniformly sprays fluid opposite to the flow of contaminated gas, increasing contact ratio and purification efficiency, combined with a wet scrubber device design that includes multiple gas-liquid contact modules and pall rings for enhanced contaminant removal.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Device complexity
If the purifying solution is sprayed in one direction from a plurality of nozzles provided in a nozzle assembly, then the device structure is simple, but the purifying solution is not uniformly distributed over a wide area, resulting in reduced contact ratio with contaminated gas
Solution Approach 1:
The nozzle coupling part is designed to rotate around the support axis, transforming the static spray system into a dynamic one. This rotation enables the spray nozzles to cover a wider area and distribute the purifying solution more uniformly across the contaminated gas flow, increasing the contact ratio without significantly complicating the overall device structure
Solution Approach 2:
The spray nozzles are arranged in a radial direction around the support axis, adding a rotational dimension to the spray pattern. This radial arrangement in multiple dimensions allows the purifying solution to be distributed over a broader area, improving coverage and contact ratio compared to linear one-directional spraying
2Productivity
If a conventional wet scrubber device is used to reduce harmful substances in exhaust gas, then the device can treat dirt, odor and harmful gas, but the removal efficiency is low and harmful substances are not completely removed
Solution Approach 1:
The rotating nozzle coupling part creates a dynamic spray system that continuously moves the purifying solution across different areas of the contaminated gas flow. This dynamic action increases the contact time and contact area between the purifying solution and harmful substances, thereby improving removal efficiency and reducing harmful substance content more effectively than static spray systems
Solution Approach 2:
The spray nozzles are positioned to spray the purifying solution before the contaminated gas exits the housing, creating a liquid membrane or droplets in advance. This preliminary action ensures that harmful substances are neutralized during the gas flow path, improving overall purification efficiency and ensuring complete removal of harmful substances
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The solution significantly improves the purification efficiency by ensuring uniform fluid distribution and increased contact area with contaminated gas, effectively removing toxic, flammable, and corrosive substances, and can be compactly installed in various settings.
Implementation Method 1
a spray propulsive force is generated by the fluid sprayed through the spray nozzle so that the nozzle coupling part rotates in one direction or opposite direction
Implementation Method 2
a fluid is uniformly sprayed over the entire housing inside through the spray nozzle with the rotation of the nozzle coupling part, thereby increasing a contact ratio of the fluid with contaminated gas
Implementation Method 3
a wet scrubber device including the nozzle block for capturing solid, liquid or gas particles floating in contaminated gas using the fluid in the nozzle block
Implementation Method 4
a cleaning module installed on the exhaust port to spray the fluid pumped by a circulation pump of a neutralization device toward the contaminated gas being discharged
Data Source
AI summary
In a nozzle block, a fluid is uniformly sprayed over an entire housing inside through a spray nozzle with the rotation of a nozzle coupling part, thereby increasing a contact ratio of the fluid with contaminated gas and dramatically improving the purification efficiency. Additionally, a fluid for cleaning contaminated gas is allowed to flow opposite to a flow of contaminated gas, so that the contaminated gas and the fluid cancel out, and the contact ratio increases.


