Polygonmach Log Washer and Scrubber

The log washer is a unique, heavy machinery equipment used in mining, aggregate processing, and mineral processing to clean and scrub ores, rocks, and minerals. This machine comprises an enormous shaft shaped like a log with paddles or blades which turn and shake the material in a container that can be filled with water or washing solution. The log washer paddles turn to generate a scrubbing action, thus driving their fruit, while lubricating forces remove the contaminants in the form of clay, silt, and other impurities. Supported by an aggressive action, the log washer acts to break down and remove unwanted materials while delivering a cleaner and more refined product. These particular applications have proven to work quite well with log washers, taking into consideration material preparation for further processing or to meet required quality specifications that call for thorough cleaning and scrubbing. On the other hand, a scrubber is also a multifunction device that cleans, scrubs, and purifies matter from gases or liquids and discharges substances. Generally, this will involve a chamber in which the gas or liquid stream comes into contact with the scrubbing solution—for example, water or chemicals—that traps and removes the contaminants. These include wet scrubbers, dry scrubbers, and a variety of scrubbing towers, all used for specific kinds of applications and types of pollutants. Wet scrubbing involves the removal of dust particles from a gas stream using the effect of contact with a liquid. Dry scrubbers make use of adsorbents or reactive materials for the capture of such impurities. Of the above types of scrubbers, select scrubbers find wide applications in air pollution control, chemical processing, and wastewater treatment processes, where high-efficiency contaminant removal is of prime concern for both environmental compliance and process efficiency.