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Sequential Timer for Pulse Jet Bag Filter Bangladesh

Sequential Timer For Pulse Jet Bag Filter
For Cement Industry

> Reliable
> Long Lusting
> Low Cost
> Quick Delivery

Now a Days Cement industries is growing fast in Bangladesh.
Also Pulse Jet Bag Filter is becoming most popular for cement industries. We are providing most reliable Sequential timer and total solutions for Pulse Jet Bag Filter.

 

Dust Collector/Baghouse Advantages

  • Automated self-cleaning of filter bags
  • Designed to handle streams with granular particulates
  • Hoppers collect granules which can be valuable in some applications
  • Continuous operation possible
  • High filter rates
  • No internal moving part
  • High ROI due to collected product
  • Low maintenance requirements
  • Fast top removal of bags – working at the clean air side
  • Dependable solid-state timer controls
  • Weather proof – all welded construction

 

Features and Available Options:

 

  • Custom built, turnkey systems
  • Cyclone recovery option available
  • Dust pre-separator – baffle plate
  • Integration with other pollution control systems
  • Multiple filter stock materials
  • Off-line or continuous alternative bag cleaning

If you would like to speak with one of our dust collector experts, please contact

Cell: 01710893854

 

Pulse-Jet Off-Line Pulsing System

Pulse-jet baghouses can also be compartmentalized. In this case, pneumatic controlled dampers located both at the dust laden inlet and clean air outlet are used to stop the flow of dirty air into the compartment. Each compartment is equipped with pulse valves that supply compressed air into the blowpipes above the bag rows in the compartment. During the cleaning cycle, the inlet and outlet pneumatic damper closes stopping the air flow through the compartment. The pulse valve opens for about 0.1 second, supplying a burst of air into the bags for cleaning. The compartment remains off-line for approximately 30 seconds although this time period can be longer or shorter if desired. The inlet and outlet pneumatic damper then automatically re-opens bringing the compartment back on stream (or known as “on-line”).

Alternate compartments are cleaned successively until all the bags in the baghouse have been cleaned. The cleaning cycle in each compartment lasts about 40 to 120 seconds. This cleaning is called off-line cleaning. It is frequently used on fabric filters installed on coal-fired boilers and municipal waste incinerators allowing very thorough bag cleaning while the baghouse continuously achieves very low emission levels (less than 50 mg/m3).