Dust concentration at the inlet of the exhaust fan of the catalytic unit
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The dust concentration at the inlet of the exhaust fan in the catalytic unit: according to the technical guidelines, it should be no more than 5% for particles larger than 10 microns. Can yours meet this standard?
The general concentration should not exceed 200 mg/m3; if it is too high, fine particles can easily damage the impeller, erode it, and accumulate on it, thereby affecting the dynamic balance of the smoke machine and increasing its vibration
This is something that must be achieved. Otherwise, the smoke extractor will need major repairs after running for a short time
From what I understand, the standard HG/T 3650-2012 – Technical Requirements for Gas Turbines – specifies this.
It must be reached; the lower the inlet concentration, the better
The key is knowing how to control it, not monitoring; that’s the requirement for a swirl separator
The criterion for imported triple-rotor is 0 when it is greater than 8μm. It are the large particles that cause wear on the smoke extractor; concentration is not really important.
Under normal conditions, the inlet concentration should not exceed 200 mg; for particles of 10 microns, this limit is 5%, a value that is easy to achieve. Our equipment currently has a concentration of over 400 mg, and there are no large particles present, but it still continues to operate – obviously, this is not the best condition for the equipment’s operation
It’s achievable; what’s preventing you from doing it? Is the triple spin inefficient?