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Principle of dust collector operation

2018-05-03View Original

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In many practical cases in factories, multiple dust collectors are installed in front of the bag dust collector (including cyclone dust collectors or gravity dust collectors, etc.). So the question arises: why install multiple dust collectors? Preprocessing? It won’t take that much either! Is it getting cooler? There must be better ways to cool down! Dear experts, please share your opinions – what are the purposes of installing multiple dust collectors?
Reply #22018-05-04
There is a reason why each device is needed in the process, and it is recommended to start by learning the principles of the system process. Many production processes are now quite mature, and especially these days efforts have been made to reduce energy consumption and waste, including in terms of design and on-site production. They can’t just leave a device that’s capable of handling it in place while preventing multiple devices from charging at the same time; there’s a reason behind that. It’s just that you haven’t understood it yet. If you have any comments, please share the process you’re referring to, or provide information on the entities that the filter serves and the type of production process it is used in, so that we can have a targeted discussion. Thank you! :)
Reply #32018-05-04
The design and selection of cyclone dust collectors involve requirements regarding gas velocity; when the volume of flue gas is high, installing multiple units in parallel helps to reduce the size of the equipment
Reply #42018-05-04
1. The dust collector system for the exhaust gases at the end of the rotary kiln: The exhaust gases from the rotary kiln pass through multiple cyclone dust collectors in series before entering a bag dust collector; thereafter, they are sent to desulfurization and denitrification towers for treatment before being released into the atmosphere. 2. The other process is not very clear; it is only known that it deals with raw gas. Its process also includes 3 to 4 series-connected bag filters. Since it has been established, there must be a reason for its existence; now what we need to figure out is what its function is
Reply #52018-05-04
It involves removing layers step by step, with filtration being used as the final method for removal. Because this removal method is efficient, its usage rate is also the lowest. If the dust is not reduced step by step through the initial stages, it will inevitably get blocked before backwashing can take place. It should be said that the first few stages of filters are used to reduce the load on the bag dust collector; the earlier filtration methods represent coarse filtering, while those that do not involve dust removal constitute fine filtering. Dust removal exhaust gases involve the removal of various chemical elements, such as halogens, sulfur, and heavy metals. And physical impurities such as dust; it’s better to learn more about this depending on the role of each specific device in the process. Then it’s better to reform and transform it. Or ask about the working principle of a certain device.
Reply #62018-05-11
The design and selection of cyclone dust collectors involve requirements regarding gas velocity; when the volume of flue gas is high, installing multiple units in parallel helps to reduce the size of the equipment
Reply #72018-07-25
Is it direct multi-stage dust removal, or are there absorption or cooling devices between the various stages of dust removal? To discuss the issues, it is necessary to provide a brief description of the operating conditions or flowchart in order to make a judgment

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