All the water used in the wet scrubber is measured by passing it through a piston-type water meter, which is calibrated from time to time to insure a fair degree of accuracy in the measurement.
From the economizer the gas is drawn through a wet scrubber where it undergoes a further cooling and is cleansed of dirt and dust.
It will also be well to provide water-pressure gages before and after the scrubber to enable the attendant to ascertain the vacuum in the conduits and to adjust the running of the apparatus.
The volume of a scrubber is generally from six to eight times the anthracite capacity of the generator.
This is the temperature of the gas which leaves the scrubber in the case of anthracite-generators.
Dust-collectors are generally placed between the generator and the scrubber or washer.
Third: In keeping down temperature in the scrubber by properly regulating the feed of the wash-water.
The connections between the vaporizer and the scrubber are particularly liable to become obstructed by the accumulation of tar or dust carried along by the gas.
After closing the gas-inlet to the engine, the damper in the gas-outlet flue of the generator should be opened and the cocks controlling the feed of water to the scrubber and to the vaporizer should be closed.
The scrubber is simply a column without coke, and is provided with an interior sprinkler.
Sometimes, for the purpose of simplifying the apparatus, the tank is so arranged as to take the place of a washer or scrubber (Fig.
The lower compartment of the scrubber serves to collect the wash-water which has passed through the substance filling the tower.
Water consumption per hour in the scrubber 66 gals.
The water in C leaves this tower cold enough to be used in the scrubber B.
The washer pulled it down into the trough with a wooden scrubber which had a long handle, and when the water had been let into the trough, he stirred the ore with the same scrubber.
A washer with a wooden scrubber then agitates them in the strake, whereby the mud mixed with water flows away into the transverse launder, and the concentrates or the tin-stone settle on the strake.
Then the foreman again stirs it with a wooden scrubber that it may become clean.
The little scrubber is made of a stick three feet long, to the end of which is fixed a small tablet of wood a foot long, six digits broad, and a digit and a half thick.
The unnatural position that the scrubber assumes makes the work laborious; the scrubber may change her position frequently by getting clean water.
The liquid running from the scrubber is passed through a separator in which the solution of sulphate of ammonia separates from the tar.
In this scrubber a fairly concentrated solution of sulphate of ammonia containing 36 to 38 per cent.
This is forced by means of a Roots blower through the scrubberinto the producer.
In this scrubber the gas is cooled down to about 40°-50° C.
The gas is next passed through a second scrubber filled with perforated wood blocks.
The same quantity of water is thus constantly used for condensing the water vapor in one scrubber and giving it up to the air in the other.
He believed this threadbare scrubber of the Revolution, and yet he dared not believe.
And Felipe Rivera, the scrubber for the Revolution, continued, as occasion arose, to lay down gold and silver for the Junta's use.
The upper end of the vertical pipe of the scrubber is made open and covered by a cap sealed in water while the producer is at work.
The scrubber is a vessel containing in its lower part water, W, supplied by a pipe, and having an overflow.
The gas evolved passes through the scrubberand seal-pot J to the storage gasholder Q.
The gas passes through a washer in the gasholder tank, and then through an outside scrubber to the service-pipe.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "scrubber" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: broom; cleaning; device
