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Cyclone dust collectors don’t work very well

2018-10-13View Original

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Cyclone dust collectors are installed on the flue gas from biomass boilers to remove sparks and prevent the bag filters from being damaged. However, due to the low density of biomass dust, the efficiency of these cyclone dust collectors is not very good. How can their performance be improved? Consult an expert.
Reply #22018-10-15
Cyclone dust collectors are more effective at settling heavy particles. But since there is bag dust removal later on, as long as it doesn’t affect that process, it’s not a problem. If there is an impact, then other options should be considered
Reply #32018-10-18
You should provide the specifications and number of cyclone dust collectors in use, as well as the air volume and pressure of the fans. This will help you make a judgment. Generally, if the air flow rate is high, a combined cyclone dust collector is considered; cyclone dust collectors with too large a diameter have poor dust removal efficiency ; Another option is to consider using two dust collectors (in series), with a bag filter connected after them.

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