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Pollution Control Equipments
Comprehensive range of air pollution control equipment for boilers, furnaces, and process industries — designed to meet stringent CPCB / SPCB emission norms. Solutions for particulate, dust, and acidic gas removal from flue gases and process exhausts.
Air pollution control systems — designed per emission norms.
Price
On Request(custom-built to specification)
Final pricing depends on capacity, fuel type, and site requirements.
At a glance
- Capacity range
- [PLACEHOLDER] Capacity range not specified
- Fuel / energy options
- Air pollution control systems — designed per emission norms.
- Pressure / temperature
- [PLACEHOLDER] Pressure / temperature range not specified
- Applications / industries
- Comprehensive range of air pollution control equipment for boilers, furnaces, and process industries — designed to meet stringent CPCB / SPCB emission norms. Solutions for particulate, dust, and acidic gas removal from flue gases and process exhausts.
Key Features
Multi Dust Collector (multi-cyclone)
Bag Filter / Bag House — fine dust removal
Wet Scrubber for dust & acidic gases
Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP)
Designed to meet CPCB / SPCB norms
Custom capacity & material of construction
Available Types
Multi Dust Collector
Multi-cyclone dust collector for efficient separation of coarse particulate matter from flue gases.
Bag Filter
High-efficiency bag house filter for fine dust collection — up to 99.9% removal efficiency.
Wet Scrubber
Wet scrubbing system for removal of dust and acidic gases (SOx, HCl) using water/alkali solutions.
ESP
Electrostatic Precipitator for high-volume flue gas cleaning with very low emission levels.
Key Specifications
| Equipment | Multi Cyclone / Bag Filter / Wet Scrubber / ESP |
| Compliance | CPCB / SPCB norms |
| Construction | MS / SS as per application |
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