We are pleased to showcase articles that were recently published in well-known industry specific trade journals.

 

We look forward to addressing your key operating parameters that relate to your specific dust collection system challenges.

Baghouse Dust Evacuation:

Can your system handle surge-flow effects from offline filter cleaning?

When choosing a baghouse, most of us think more about how well the unit will filter air than how  quickly its dust hopper should be emptied. But when bag filters are cleaned offline by an ondemand cleaning system, a sudden surge flow of dust is released into the baghouse hopper. If this sudden flow isn't rapidly and completely evacuated, the accumulated dust can compact, bridge, and plug the hopper, leading to maintenance headaches and premature bag filter failure. This article covers factors to consider when designing your baghouse’s dust evacuation system to remove the highest surgeflow volume your baghouse produces and keep the entire dust collection system operating smoothly. Read More.....

“Surge Flow” Dust Volume Affects Dust Collector

Evacuation Systems

Effective dust collection system performance relies on correct design of both the filtration and evacuation equipment. When a multi-compartment dust collector isolates a compartment for off line cleaning, a surge of dust instantly releases from the filter bags and flows to the hopper. A similar “surge flow” occurs when a single compartment collector cleans on demand/on line.

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