Dust collector

A dust collector is a device that separates dust from the flue gas. It is called a dust collector or dust removal equipment. The performance of the dust collector is expressed in terms of the amount of gas that can be handled, the resistance loss when the gas passes through the dust collector, and the dust removal efficiency. At the same time, the price, operation and maintenance costs, service life and difficulty of operation and management of the dust collector are also important factors to consider its performance. Dust collectors are commonly used facilities in boilers and industrial production.

A dust hood is set up in each dusty place, and the dusty gas is transported to the dust removal device through the pipeline gas path. After the gas-solid separation is carried out, the dust is collected in the dust removal device, and the clean gas is introduced into the main pipe or directly into the atmosphere. The complete set of equipment is the dust removal system, and the dust collector is an important part of the system. From the perspective of ventilation and dust removal, dust is all small solid particles that can exist in the air in a floating state for a long time. It is a dispersion system called aerosol, in which air is the dispersion medium and solid particles are the dispersed phase. A dust collector is a device that separates such small solid particles from aerosols.