The dust is collected on the outside of the filter bags. At regular intervals, a burst of metered compressed air is injected through the PULSE collector parabolic velocity stacks to dislodge the agglomerated dust which falls into the hopper. Maximum filtering efficiency is attained by using top quality needled felt media of appropriate weight and construction. a full range of natural and synthetic felts are available to suit specific requirements; fibreglass, polyester, nylon, Nomex, etc. All bags are accessed from the top of baghouse collectors, eliminating the need for dirty side entry to change and service bags.
The dust ladden air enters the collector through the side that incorporates a vertical deflector plate. Once inside the dust accumulates on the surface of the bag filter creating a surface cake. Reverse blasts of air are introduced at specific intervals, cleaning the bag surface and sending the debris towards the hopper. This unit utilizes venturis to accelerate the blast into the bag creating a more efficient cleaning. Top access baghouse collectors operate at high temperatures (special bags required), have a large loading capacity, can easily pulse clean sticky and stringy materials, resist chemical products and humidity and the baghouse collectors also possess a stable pressure differential.
Steel internal cage supports are used to keep the bag form. Quick clamp snap bands hold the bags in place. Bags and cages are accessed from below the tube sheet within the dirty side of baghouse collectors. The raised venturi design prevents dust from being blown back into adjoining bags in case of bag failure.
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