The document describes the HaGun Treatment Plant, which is designed to capture dust and clean air from coal combustion. It works by arresting waste dust from furnaces using low-pressure wet steam in a steam room. The air is then further cleaned in a "raining room" that mimics the cleaning effects of rain. This results in clean air that can be safely released into the environment. The HaGun Treatment Plant aims to solve issues with previous electrostatic precipitator and wet scrubber methods that still left microdust and waste gases contaminating the air. It provides a more effective solution inspired by the air-cleaning effects of natural rain.