Scrubbers are a piece of ship-cleaning equipment meant to "clean the ship's exhaust gases so that what is released into the air contains relatively low levels of sulfur." However, they can then ...

A wet, open-loop marine scrubber is a huge, metal, vertical tank installed in a ship's exhaust stack, above the engines. Inside, seawater drawn from the ocean is sprayed through a series of ...

First introduced in the early 2000s, scrubbers can efficiently reduce the levels of sulphur oxides and nitrogen oxides in ship exhaust fumes. These gases are linked with heart and lung diseases, ...

A wet, open-loop marine scrubber is a huge, metal, vertical tank installed in a ship’s exhaust stack, above the engines. Inside, seawater drawn from the ocean is sprayed through a series of ...