Dust collector filters is a device that filters from polluted air produced by industrial processes. After the air filtered the device removes clean air into the environment.
Structure:
The dust collector system consists of dust filters, blowers, filter cleaning structures and dust vessels. It doesn’t work like an air purifier that utilizes a disposable filter in removing dust.
Benefit:
- Dust collectors help eliminate dangerous elements of any work environment. So that it allows workers to work in a clean and safe place.
- This increases the air you breathe ensures that there are no losses that will come to you and the health of others.
- The system effectively gathers heavy dust that allows purified air without the need for air purifiers.
There are many types of dust collectors who effectively treat various types of air pollution. The most commonly used is separator inertia, bag collectors, wash washers / scrubber, electrostatic precipitators and cartridge dust collectors. You need to understand the technology that reverses this system to ensure a purer working environment that will benefit all.
Dust Collector Cartridge Filters
Cartridge filters play an important role in the quality of industrial dust collection system performance.
Combining cellulose filters
Cellulose filters are made from cellulose media and mixed with synthetic fibers. Air contaminants move through the filter to be embedded in fiber. Unfortunately, the method of trapping these contaminants clogs filter pores, making it more difficult to clean and their span of life is shorter in the process.
Melt-Blown Media Filters
Made of cellulose-based media. But has a melted-blown surface layer to increase its ability to capture dust particles. However, this feature creates more cleaning problems by adding second layers of cellulose-based materials with large fiber diameters and thicknesses.
Nanofiber filter
Made of small micron-sized nanofiber, this filter is known for its extraordinary efficiency, long life and low energy consumption.
A more rare replacement, easy cleaning and decrease in energy use associated with nanofiber filters can reduce the cost of operating the dust collector by as much as $ 5,000 per year.
Ranking Mere
Designed by the American Society of Heating, Cooling and AC (Ashrae). This system is based on the ability of air filters to capture dust particles ranging from 0.3 to 10 microns. Rating ranges from 1 to 20. Higher MJ rating shows better capabilities in removing particles.
