Filter issue
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The filters designed by filter manufacturers do not have end caps; to clean or replace the filter element, it is necessary to remove the manhole and have someone enter the equipment to do so. Do you have filters with this type of structure?
It seems to be a very large filter.
The filter should be designed with end cap nozzles
Generally, filters need to be cleaned frequently; there should be an air outlet. Is there a problem with the design, or are these filters only cleaned during major maintenance?
It seems to be a structure similar to a cylinder, with a manhole at the top and a head at the bottom?
Please upload the structural diagram...
The veteran Hai Chuan on the 2nd floor immediately pinpointed the key point! If the filter is too large, using the equipment flange is not cost-effective; it is also difficult to assemble and disassemble. Moreover, equipment flanges are not available beyond certain size standards, so manholes are a more suitable option!
Filter element type? Though rare, there are also some
To cut costs, manufacturers will do anything. Users must clearly state their requirements when purchasing equipment; otherwise, the workers will have to suffer!
As a designer, while ensuring the functionality of the container, it is necessary to consider the ease of inspection and maintenance for its detachable structure.