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The SRC (Selective Catalytic Reduction) system is a device used to remove nitrogen oxides (NOx) from exhaust gases. It is primarily used to reduce NOx in combustion exhaust gases generated in power plants and industrial processes. The basic principle of the SRC system is to reduce nitrogen oxides using urea or ammonia. This reaction converts nitrogen oxides into nitrogen and water, thereby reducing harmful exhaust gases. SCR technology is particularly effective in reducing NOx in exhaust gases generated at high temperatures, such as those from diesel engines and coal-fired power plants. It has been implemented in many industrial processes for environmental protection and regulatory compliance. The use of a static mixer facilitates the mixing of exhaust gases and urea solution, improving the denitrification rate.

This is an inline mixer that performs stirring with a single plate. By simply installing the mixer plate in the piping, stirring can be carried out within the piping. It is used for mixing carbon dioxide with lime, among other applications.

The Saeki-Kaide Laboratory of the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology at Yamaguchi University conducted stirring experiments with various static mixers. Targets: - JMS Corporation's plate-type 2800 plate mixer - Kenix-type static mixer (screw type) - MSE static mixer (grid type) As a result, it was confirmed that the JMS Corporation's plate-type 2800 mixer has stirring performance and pressure loss equivalent to that of the Kenix type. The plate mixer can stir with just one plate, making its structure simple and cost-effective. Maintenance tasks such as cleaning are also easy, allowing for minimal investment and running costs.

The JEMS Static Mixer 2800 is a revolutionary inline mixer that mixes with just one plate. Its simple design makes installation and cleaning easy. By simply installing the Static Mixer 2800 in the piping like an orifice plate, mixing is achieved solely by the fluid's flow within the pipe. Additionally, since only a plate needs to be installed in the piping, installation is straightforward and costs can be minimized. By adopting the JEMS Static Mixer 2800, it is possible to easily and cost-effectively improve energy efficiency and operational efficiency in factories and plants.

The J.M.S. Static Mixer 2800 is a revolutionary inline mixer that mixes with just one plate. Its simple design makes installation and cleaning easy. When used for the injection of coagulants for liquid separation, it enhances the efficiency of separators and contributes to energy savings in factory plants. Additionally, it can be easily utilized by simply installing the plate in the piping like an orifice, making installation straightforward and minimizing installation costs. 【Features】 ■ Contributes to the efficiency of separators ■ Easy to install ■ Installation costs can be minimized *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

A centrifuge is a device that generates centrifugal force by high-speed rotation to separate components of a liquid mixture. Coagulants are used to optimize this separation process by causing fine particles and impurities in the liquid mixture to aggregate or precipitate, thereby activating the separation process. When mixing the liquid mixture with the coagulant, properly stirring the coagulant allows for rapid centrifugation. A static mixer 2800 is used in this mixing, enabling efficient centrifugation and contributing to energy savings in the plant by reducing operating time. Additionally, cleaning is easy, and maintenance is very high, allowing for a reduction in running costs after adoption.

By simply inserting a porous pitot tube into the flue, it is possible to measure the flow rate and velocity of exhaust gases within the flue. Therefore, it enables low-cost measurement of exhaust gas flow rate and velocity without the need for extensive construction. The pitot tube has lower pressure loss compared to orifices and venturi meters, contributing to energy-saving operations for the entire plant. Our pitot tube flow meter, the Bar Flow Tube, is produced under a fully integrated system in our own factory, covering planning, design, procurement, manufacturing, inspection, and maintenance. We have established a management system that ensures customer satisfaction. We aim for the adoption of our Bar Flow Tube to assist in improving your processes.

Generally, geothermal power generation extracts steam and hot water from deep underground, using the steam for electricity generation. The remaining hot water exchanges thermal energy with rivers and other sources and is reused as warm water for various purposes. However, the hot water contains various compounds, which are neutralized before being returned to the deep underground. Thus, the wastewater generated from geothermal power generation needs to be managed properly by controlling pH and treating it in accordance with legal regulations. To neutralize the alkaline components in the wastewater, an acidic solution is added, and during this neutralization process, the Static Mixer 2800 is employed. Using an inline mixer for neutralization allows for consistent stirring under certain conditions, achieving stable neutralization treatment. Additionally, if the concentration of the injected acidic solution is high, corrosion protection measures for the mixer need to be implemented. Previously, geothermal power plants used the Kenics type mixer, but from a corrosion perspective, they have switched to the Static Mixer 2800. In the case of the Static Mixer 2800, its simple structure allows for more cost-effective manufacturing with special materials (such as titanium or Hastelloy) and fluorine coatings compared to the Kenics type. It is being utilized in the waste alkaline water process.

Hydrogen sulfide gas is highly toxic, and concentrations of hydrogen sulfide gas above 10 ppm can lead to a diminished sense of smell, with headaches and nausea potentially occurring quickly. At high concentrations around 800 ppm, the risk of acute poisoning increases, and the possibility of death arises. However, even at low concentrations of hydrogen sulfide gas at the ppb (0.05 ppm) level, which have no impact on the human body, the effects on equipment can be significant. According to ISA standards, gas management for electrical control equipment is required to be below 50 ppb. Machinery is more vulnerable to hydrogen sulfide gas than humans, necessitating strict management.