Despite the fact that dust scrubbers come in several types (which will be discussed shortly), let's consider the features that are inherent to all types of these devices.
Wet scrubbers, as the name suggests, use liquid to capture mechanical and gaseous pollutants. Therefore, an essential component of each unit is the liquid supply circuit to the working chamber and, of course, the setup for removing the spent liquid (known as sludge). Since the cleaning process occurs in a moist environment, setups are equipped with demisters to prevent the escape of droplets.
Externally, a wet scrubber dust control unit can take the form of either a
vertical column (tower) or a horizontal module (horizontal configuration is typically chosen to enhance compactness).