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When setting up a business for auto detailing and carpet cleaning, you should at least know how the equipment works before buying it. Although, the equipment from many popular companies comes with a manual and user guide, still it would be better to understand the workings of the machinery before buying it. This way the buyer would not only know what he is buying but would be able to better understand the various facilities offered by the equipment.

Carpet cleaning equipment is generally available in various sizes but the two most popular are the portable one and the truck mounted one. To use a carpet cleaning machine, the user would have to first prepare the surface of the carpet and then apply cleaning agents to help get rid of stains and dirt. Then it is used to spray pressurized water and cleaning solution (if necessary) onto the carpet's surface. The wand of the carpet cleaning equipment is used to agitate the surface of the carpet to remove dirt and stains. Different carpet cleaning equipment sets provide different types of wands for different surfaces. These are extremely helpful in clearing out dirt particles and removing stains.

Carpet cleaning equipment includes a tank for storage of water, different types of wands, pumps to pressurize water, vacuum and drying unit and an optional heating element unit to heat water. Older cleaning systems did require several hours for drying the carpet. However, with development in technology, modern cleaning equipment systems can get the job done in only 2-3 hours.

Compared to the carpet cleaning equipment, auto detailing equipment is more sophisticated and requires great care in operation. It can be split up into two parts i.e. exterior detailing and interior detailing. Exterior auto detailing means to clean, wax and then polish out the exterior of the vehicle. It includes the polishing of car body, rims, windshield, mirrors and other external objects in a car. Interior detailing refers to the cleaning of the passenger compartment of the car.

Washing of seats, cleaning of carpets, dashboard and other interior polishing, vacuuming and steam pressure cleaning are standard procedures involved in auto detailing. Different kind of equipment is used for external and internal auto detailing and thus you should be careful while buying. Some auto detailing service providers might also provide engine detailing service which is generally used to prepare cars for motor shows and includes the use of similar auto detailing equipment as exterior detailing equipment.

For more details about auto detailing and carpet cleaning equipment, you can visit our "WorldOfClean" website. It is an excellent forum and store to buy all kinds of cleaning machines, supplies and equipments.

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Wet type dust collectors are liquid (usually, but not necessarily, water) to capture and separate particulate matter (dust, mist, and fumes) from a gas stream. Some scrubbers operate by spraying the scrubbing liquid into the contaminated air. Others bubble air through the scrubbing liquid. In addition, many gybrid wet scrubbing designs exist.

Particle sizes, which can be controlled by a wet scrubber, range from 0.3 to 50 microns or a bit larger. Wet collectors may be used for the collection of most particulates from industrial process gas streams where economics allow for collection of the material in a wet state.

Advantage of wet collectors over dry type dust collectors include:

* Constant operating pressure;
* No secondary dust sources;
* Little spare parts requirements, low maintenance in operation;
* Ability to collect both gases and solid / liquid particulates;
* Ability to handle high temperature and high humidity gas streams, as well as to reduce the possibility of fire or explosion;
* Reasonably small space requirements for this type air scrubbers;
* Possibility to continuously collect sticky and hygroscopic solids without becoming fouled.

The mechanisma involved in the capture and removal of paricularsin scrubbers are inertial impact, Brownian diffusion, and condensation:

1) Inertial Impaction occurs when a dust particle and a liquid droplet collide, resulting in the capture of the particle. The resulting liquid/gas particle is relatively large and may be easily removed from the carrying gas stream by gravitational force or impingement on separators.
2) Brownian Diffusion happens when the dust particles are extremely small and have motion independent of the carrier gas stream. These small particles collide with one another, making larger particles, or collide with a liquid droplet and are captured.
3) Condensation occurs when the gas or air is cooled below its dew point. When moisture is condensed from the gas stream, fogging occurs, and the dust particles serve as condensation nuclei. The dust particles become larger as a result of the condensed liquid, and the pobability of their removal by impaction is increased.

Wet scrubbers perform two individual operations. The first one happens in the contact zone, where the dirty gas comes in contact with liquid; the second is the separation zone, where the liquid that has captured the particulates is removed from the gas stream.

All Canadian Air Systems air scrubbers use the following principles:

- high liquid-to-gas ration;
- intimate contact between the liquid and dust particles, which may be accomplished by formation of large numbers of small liquid droplets or by breaking up the gas flow into many small bubbles that are driven through a bath of scrubbing liquid, to increase the chances that contaminants will be wetted and collected;
- abrupt transition from dry to wet zones to avoid particle buildup where the dry gas enters the collector.

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Oleg Tchetchel
Air Systems Engineer and Designer
Canadian Air Systems
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