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Posts about Dust Collectors (6):

Dust Collection System: Confined Space Entry | Aerodyne

Cyclone maintenance can often be challenging and time-consuming. Traditional vertical cyclones are typically very tall and feature long, sloping hoppers, which makes accessing internal components for inspection, cleaning, or repairs difficult and sometimes unsafe. In many installations, the confined workspace around the cyclone further complicates maintenance, often necessitating the use of specialized tools or hardware to reach and clean areas that are otherwise inaccessible.

A Simple Way to Check Airflow in Your Dust Collection System | Aerodyne

Dust collection systems require the proper airflow to operate correctly.  Without the correct air flow, dust will not be removed from collection points and the collection equipment (baghouse, cartridge collectors, cyclones, etc.) will not operate with maximum efficiency. However, if too much air is being pulled through the system, a variety of issues might ensue, such as product being lost, removal efficiency lowered, utility usage increased.ENSCO2

Heavy Dust Loading Leads to High Maintenance in Dust Collector | Aerodyne

heavy dust loadingHeavy dust loading in the dust collector leads to high maintenance dust collectors.  Since most dust collectors are fabric filters (baghouse, cartridge collectors, shakers, etc.), heavy dust loading will cause/require high frequency of cleaning of the filters.  Most filters are cleaned by injecting high pressure air into the clean side, causing the filters to expand a bit.  This causes dust to fall off the filters.  Filters wear out due to the frequent expanding and contracting.  So the more often you have to clean a filter, the faster the filters will wear out.

Dust Collector Placement Part 4: Surrounding Areas | Aerodyne

Cyclone on equipmentWhen it is time to add a dust collector to your application, you have to find a place for the dust collector.  This isn’t always easy.  New facilities are usually designed around the equipment that is being installed.  However when a system in an existing facility is modified or installed, you will have limited space to install the dust collector system.  There are four factors that you should take into account when finding a place for your dust collector. (Part 4 of 4)

Dust Collector Placement Part 1: Explosive Dust | Aerodyne

When it is time to add a dust collector to your application, you have to find a place for the dust collector.  This isn’t always easy.  New facilities are usually designed around the equipment that is being installed.  However when a system in an existing facility is modified or installed, you will have limited space to install the dust collector system.  There are four factors that you should take into account when finding a place for your dust collector. (Part 1 of 4)