Side-Entry Agitator HWL for Flue Gas Desulfurization
Proven Reliability - World's Most Sold FGD Agitator
The EKATO HWL FGD Side-Entry agitator was specially designed to be used in absorber towers of flue gas desulfurization plants. The agitators are designed and manufactured for fatigue strength, based on rated motor power and maximum dynamic loads. The HWL-FGD side-entry is the world’s most-sold side-entry agitator for absorber towers in flue gas desulfurization plants. The reliability of these extremely robust agitators is proved by over 1,500 FGD-plants.
Drive versions from 3 – 90 kW with different gearbox types (V-belt drive, helical-, bevel gearbox..)
Mechanical Seal EKATO 42L: Single acting product lubricated mechanical seal for the FGD side- entry agitators. This cartridge type mechanical seal is specifically designed for highly abrasive and corrosive media.
Shut-Off device: The shut-off device makes it possible to service the mechanical seal, or even replace it entirely, without shutting down or emptying the absorber tower.
EKATO Wingjet impeller: Specifically developed for the use in absorbers for flue gas desulfurization. With its CFD optimized geometry and its cast formed blades this impeller offers the following advantages:
The impeller is constructed of highly corrosive and abrasive resistant Super Duplex materials.
Available diameters: 800 – 2000 mm
Maximized efficiency
Bundled axial flow
Increased pumping capacity
Winglets suppressing the tip vortex for reduced impact corrosion, longer operational life and reduced maintenance costs
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Top-entry and side-entry agitators (e.g., EM 2000, ES 2000, MD/SD)
Solutions for storage tanks, open and closed vessels
Simple mechanical seals
Short delivery times, high cost-efficiency
On-site commissioning and service
What does “Number of sealing faces” mean?
Single-acting mechanical seals These seals have one sealing surface and only seal in one direction. They are generally simpler in design and are commonly used in applications where pressure is applied from only one side.
Double-acting mechanical seals These seals have two sealing surfaces and can seal in both directions. They are ideal for applications where pressure may come from both sides or where a higher sealing performance is required.
Triple-acting mechanical seals These are less common and used in specialized applications that require a more complex sealing setup. They offer additional sealing surfaces or mechanisms to ensure reliable sealing even in highly demanding environments.
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