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What (who) is SCRUBBERS - definition
Floor scrubber
FLOOR CLEANING DEVICE
Floor buffer; Floor polisher; Floor burnisher; Floor Burnisher; Floor scrubbers; Automatic floor scrubber; Floor-scrubbing robot; Floor-washing robot
A floor scrubber is a floor cleaning device. It can be a simple tool such as a floor mop or floor brush, or in the form of a walk-behind or a ride-on machine to clean larger areas by injecting water with cleaning solution, scrubbing, and lifting the residue off the floor.
Fluidized bed scrubber
A Fluidized Bed Scrubber system uses carefully selected hollow plastic elements of varying shapes, according to the process requirements, to generate a three phase fluidized bed in which increased Reynolds numbers (turbulence) in the gaseous phase, and the liquid phase, provoke an intense enhancement of turbulent action. This is claimed to lead to substantial increases in overall mass and heat transfer coefficients, and interphase surface renewal rates, as compared to classical packings and other scrubbing technologies (see below).
Scrubber
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A DIVERSE GROUP OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICES THAT CAN BE USED TO REMOVE PARTICULATES AND GASES FROM INDUSTRIAL EXHAUST STREAMS
Air scrubber; Flue gas scrubber; Gas-washing; Gas washing; Wet collector; Air scrubbers; Smoke Scrubber
·noun A gas washer. ·see under Gas.
II. Scrubber ·noun One who, or that which, scrubs; ·esp., a brush used in scrubbing.
Examples of use of SCRUBBERS
1. So does his colleague Jason Coaler, who used to sell floor–scrubbers in the city.
2. The facilities can install fabric filters to trap toxic particles or scrubbers to capture gaseous releases.
3. That, extrapolated across 8 million south–east teeth scrubbers, means 160m litres saved every day.
4. Scrubbers like those used to extract other pollutants from a plant‘s exhaust don‘t exist for carbon dioxide.
5. Now, the agency wants to use the amount of pollution a plant emits, rather than cost of an upgrade, to determine whether scrubbers are required.