Is there any way to prevent willow fluff from entering the compressor room from the axial flow fan?
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This post was last edited by Li Qiangqiang on 2017-1-3 23:10. Help! Help! Help! 1. Every summer, willow fluff fills the air, and it gets into the compressor room through the axial flow fans there, causing the floor of the compressor room to become dirty and requiring frequent cleaning. Is there any way to prevent willow fluff from entering the compressor room via those axial flow fans? ? ? I need some advice. 2. Does anyone know the design specifications for a compressor room? Could you please share them? Please! ! ! Email: qiangli155@163.com
If all the willow trees are cut down, there will be no willow fluff.
According to the greening standards for refineries, it is not allowed to plant plants such as poplars and willows that produce fluff easily around the facility.
This must be in Yulin, northern Shaanxi! The entire desert is covered with tamarisk; how can it be cut down? We have installed filters in all our circulating water systems, which need to be cleaned several times each summer
Willow catkins are beautiful, but they’re really annoying. I remember once on a business trip, there were many willow trees in that place; the ground on both sides of the road was as white as if it had snowed, completely covered in white.
The filter screen should be replaced, cleaned, and maintained regularly.
How long does the willow fluff usually last? Is it feasible to install nylon nets around the factory building?
There are fans on it; how do I add a filter?
Haha, this gets it rid of at the root