Dust collectors have hoppers under the collection chambers to channel the dust out of the system for use or disposal. The hoppers are not designed to be used to collect and store the material, but rather as a place for the material to temporarily collect before passing through the airlock and out of the system. 
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Part 6: Scope of Supply
Cyclones do not stand alone in most applications; rather, they require additional equipment to function properly. Depending on your specific application, this equipment can include an airlock, exhaust fan, explosion protection, instrumentation, insulation, vibrator, and even ductwork. Moreover, a cyclone can be purchased either as a complete system with all the necessary equipment or by itself to be integrated into an existing system. In either case, the system is then assembled by the end user or a third party. Often, the total cost of the accessory equipment exceeds that of the cyclone itself. Below is a brief description of these potential accessories and how they impact the cyclone’s performance.