Factors affecting dust removal effect
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The dust removal effect of our factory's dust removal truck is obviously not good when the weather is hot in summer. There is a puff of black smoke at the beginning. During the dust removal process, black smoke may come out from any furnace. In addition to combustion, spraying and operation, does it have anything to do with the weather?
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Don’t know what your factory’s dust removal method is? Different dust removal methods have different influencing factors
The principle of smoke elimination and dust removal is that the negative pressure of the smoke elimination truck or ground station absorbs the smoke and dust overflowing from the furnace and cools and filters it. The negative pressure it generates is a reference fixed value. Weather changes such as rain, wind, and sudden changes in air pressure will destroy its original design conditions, thus affecting the effect.
The influencing factors of ground dust removal are mainly operations, such as backflush effect, bag pressure difference, etc.
Different dust removal methods have different effects
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