draw of P&ID of Scrubber

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A P&ID of a scrubber is a diagram that shows the process flow and equipment involved in removing pollutants from industrial exhaust gases.

The P&ID should include the inlet and outlet streams, as well as the scrubbing liquid and any necessary pumps or valves.
The scrubber itself should be clearly labeled and include details such as the type of scrubbing media used (e.g. water, chemicals) and any associated instrumentation.
Other equipment that may be included in the P&ID could be a fan or blower to move the exhaust gases through the scrubber, or a heat exchanger to cool the gases before they enter the scrubber.
Examples of scrubber types include wet scrubbers, dry scrubbers, and electrostatic precipitators.
The P&ID should also include any safety features such as pressure relief valves or emergency shutdown systems.

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