where the gases are cleaned by washing showers 30 and then released to the atmosphere through duct 76 the washing water is collected at the bottom of the cyclone and recycled 740 by pumping 741 to initial washing in the manifold collection tube 30 and washing liquid in the cyclone 742 excess 75 will be released from the process to effluent treatment only during process start ups and shut downs fig1 comprises of exemplary spray units 20 in paper manufacturing using rotating fine mesh wires 2011 2031 as substrate to spray fibers to form the initial web 1 after this further fiber spraying is done on already formed web covering the wire various rollers 201 202 and 203 accommodate the movement of the rotating wire while the cleaning showers 30 keep the wire mesh clean for the new fiber mat the finished web is then transferred to the dryer section with a vacuum aided roller 204 and felt 2041 pressing against the roller 201 and picking up the web fig1 comprises of exemplary spray units 20 surfacing the already existing paper web in the machine wire 2031 2011 section the machines can have one or several wire units depending on how they were built at the time this featured machine is making a two ply paper and the top and the bottom plies are manufactured the conventional way using standard head boxes 200 to manufacture the top and bottom web layers the manufactured two web layers are then glued together with a spray unit 20 just before the webs get together between the roller 203 and wire 2011 after that another.