Bulk Handling Components
- Bulk Silo Systems
- Bulk Bag Unloader Feeders
- Pneumatic Transport
- Waste Handling
Milling and Injection Systems
- Gravimetric Screw Feeders
- Rotary Table Screw Feeders
- Fine Particle Impact Mills
- Filter/Receiver Systems
Flue Gas Injection Systems
- Distribution Powder Injectors
- Swirl Air Powder Injectors
- Spray Cooling Lances
- Atomization Systems
End-to-end Solutions
Build a simply functioning system using our proprietary technologies and components that are easy to use and maintenance-friendly. These are systems that simply work, without having to use costly accessories or complicated control systems.
Fully Customizable
Each system equipment element can be supplied in different cofigurations, and arranged to match the particular application.
Maintenance-Free
Our equipment is simply designed to have zero periodic maintenance, with easy change elements at end of life.
Modern
We implement only the latest technical designs and technology for all Sorbent Dynamics machinery components.
Adaptive
Our technology can be adapted to different functions and processes due to its modular construction by simple tool changeout.
Make Your Next Project Quick and Easy
Before Plan, Understand The Process
**Here's how DSI works:
Injection of Sorbent Material: Dry sorbent powder, such as hydrated lime (calcium hydroxide) or finely milled sodium bicarbonate, are injected into the flue gas stream.
Chemical Reaction: When the sorbent material comes into contact with the acid gases, a chemical reaction occurs, reacting with the sorbent to form a less harmful compound.
Particle Collection: The reaction products, which are in solid form, are then collected along with the sorbent particles in particulate control devices such as baghouses or electrostatic precipitators. This removes the pollutants from the flue gas.
Cleaned Flue Gas Emission: The treated flue gas, now with reduced levels of acid gases and other pollutants, is released into the atmosphere through a stack.
6 Simple Steps to a Successful DSI System:
Step 1: Specify Your Process
If necessary, we will work with you to define the pollution abatement process and determine which sorbent solution is best for your process.
Step 2: Analyze Your Problem
The next step is to help you determine which system or component is best suited to achieving your process solution.
Step 3: Build Your Equipment
We will then design and build your system according to your demanding quality requirements and specifications.
Step 4: Integrate Into Your Process
We will assist you with the integration process to ensure that your plant is working in the most effective and synergistic way possible.
Step 5: Assist With Installation
Our expert installation and erection supervision will help you to reduce on-site cost by helping you find the most effective methods of installation.
Step 6: Comissioning and Training
Our commissioning engineers will assist you with initial operation and training on operation and maintenance functions.
Our Past Projects
Here you will find photos of various different systems we provided in the past.