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Dust removal for wood-burning hot pot stoves

2010-08-05View Original

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There is a small 0.5T boiler that runs on firewood, and it is required that its emissions meet the specified standards. Do any of you have any good suggestions? The key issue is that unburned embers are difficult to deal with. I plan to use a bag filter
Reply #22010-08-07
Using the wet method is not a good choice, as unburned carbon black cannot be captured. It should be possible to make a bag-type device. Suggestions: 1. Add a cyclone separator or a sedimentation chamber; 2. Make the inlet air duct longer to increase the combustion time.
Reply #32010-08-08
By adding a cyclone dust collector on one side in front of the exhaust fan, an air inlet can be created to regulate the temperature of the intake fan so that it doesn’t get too high; this should eliminate dust accumulation.

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