Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about our centrifugal extraction systems, gas absorption towers, and acid-neutralization reactors for corrosive chemical effluents.
What materials are used for wetted parts in the CX-5000?
The CX-5000 centrifugal extraction system uses Hastelloy C-276 for all wetted components. This nickel-molybdenum-chromium alloy resists pitting and stress-corrosion cracking in chloride-laden streams, making it suitable for continuous processing of aggressive chemical effluents.
How does the GAT-1200 achieve 99.9% removal efficiency?
The GAT-1200 gas absorption tower uses a proprietary random packing material that maximizes gas-liquid contact area while maintaining a low pressure drop. The packed bed is irrigated with a recirculating scrubbing solution, and integrated pH control loops adjust reagent feed in real time to maintain optimal absorption conditions for HCl, SO2, and HF.
Can the ANR-800 handle both batch and continuous neutralization?
Yes. The ANR-800 acid neutralization reactor has a working volume of 800 liters and is designed for either batch or continuous flow operation. The dual impeller agitation system ensures uniform mixing, and the PVDF lining provides chemical resistance across a wide pH range. The control system includes automatic shutdown interlocks and data logging for full process traceability.
What is the typical maintenance interval for the CX-5000?
The CX-5000 includes automated CIP cycles that reduce manual cleaning frequency. Under normal operating conditions with corrosive effluents, we recommend a full inspection of seals and bearings every 2000 operating hours. The rotor assembly is designed for quick access, and replacement parts are stocked for same-day shipment.
Do you provide installation support and commissioning?
Yes. Our team supervises on-site installation and commissioning for all systems. We also provide operator training and a detailed maintenance manual. For existing plants, we can retrofit the GAT-1200 or ANR-800 into your current piping and control infrastructure with minimal downtime.
What emission standards does the GAT-1200 comply with?
The GAT-1200 is engineered to meet EPA and local emission limits for acid gas scrubbing. The integrated mist eliminators reduce droplet carryover to less than 10 mg/Nm³, and the pH control loops keep the scrubbing solution within the target range. We can provide a compliance guarantee based on your inlet gas composition and flow rate.