Power wave nozzle

2008-01-06View Original

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In power wave scrubbers, the nozzles can be made of fiberglass, PTFE, or other alloy materials, with different choices depending on the composition of the flue gas. What are their advantages and disadvantages when in use? Units that use it are requested to provide their feedback. It's best to send a photo. Thank you!

Reply #22008-01-06

Mainly, the nozzles’ connectors are damaged; in the industry, those lined with PO on both the inside and outside are used, and they have a longer service life than fiberglass connectors.

Reply #32010-11-11

Excuse me, are such power wave nozzles available for purchase in China?

Reply #42010-11-12

The nozzles we use are PFR, which are resistant to high temperatures and fluorine

Reply #52014-10-24

Elder sister: Do you have pictures of the Momentum Wave nozzle? If you have one, could you send me a picture? Thank you in advance. My mailbox is baosu*n@126.com

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