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Jun
26

Dust Filters

admin on Jun-26-2008

Dust Filters

The transformation of our climate is causing a food shortage for animals which will soon affect us as well. It is crucial for us to cease the waste and pollution we’ve been dumping into the atmosphere. Dust particles and contaminants from manufacturing companies seeping into the air adds to the massive pollution destroying the planet.

When major manufacturing companies or even small run wood or metal workshops conduct daily sand-blasting activities the particles circulate into the air. Although, it may seem small and insignificant, when millions around the world participate in this activity it causes a chain reaction which produces defining changes in our weather.

Climates transpose from stable to erratic extremes. This is why the polar ice caps are melting, summers are steadily growing hotter, and seasons are burden with more natural disasters. Being proactive and changing your bad habits to a more Eco-friendly way of living is the first step to preserving our world. Our environment is changing around us. It is drastically affecting nature’s balance, bringing a change that will without doubt lessen our quality of life.

Unless we begin to incorporate ways to lessen the amount of pollution from manufacturing processes the condition of the world will continue to worsen. The nostalgic world that we’ve grown acustomed to will soon be ancient history. Our world is weeping, crying out for help. Shouldn’t you take the necessary steps to ensure that the planet thrives instead of die. There have been some pollution equipment devices introduced into today’s market that can help make a huge difference in our world. Dust extractors, dust filters and dust collection systems are the perfect solution for many manufacturers.

Manufacturers can invest in a dust extractor or dust filter to prevent the toxic pollutants from their workshop venturing out into the public or exposing the people around it. Many individuals feel lost when it comes down to pollution control because there are many pollution control devices available which can be quite confusing.

Understanding what the dust extractor and a dust filter can do and how they work is a great way to help business owners decide whether or not it is the correct prevention tool for them. The best way to gain more information on dust extraction systems and dust filters is to consult a dust filter manufacturer who’s experience of dust filters is vast and concise.

Jun
26

Dust Collection Systems

admin on Jun-26-2008

Dust Collection Systems

Excessive exposure to dust particles has the tendency to cause chronic bronchitis, emphysema, and an array of flu-like symptoms. Different types of dust often contain chemical solutions, various fungi, and hazardous carcinogens which can be inhaled into the lungs. Many particles simply can not be seen by the naked eye. Even with the consistent use of protection gear you can still be exposed to harmful dust particles.

Continuous inhaling of wood dust particles can result in an illness or permanent lung damage. Your workshop should be a productive environment not a health endangering one. Luckily, there is a solution to this dust invasion.

Dust collection systems.

Investing in a dust collection system can thoroughly clean the air of your working environment. It also can prevent further exposure to harmful contaminants potentially floating in the air. Dust collection systems are key for safety in any type of workshop. They draw in dirty air, filter out the dust, and then expel clean air back out into the desired area. Having the best air cleaning system in your workshop or home can save your life.

There are various options available in dust collection systems. The more informed you are about these particular options the better. Dust collection systems come in various sizes and models. A dust collection system can be a small 500 CFM that collects dust larger than 30 microns or so to the 4800 CFM with a wider range used for larger areas. The average person will not be able to visibly see this size of dust particle circulating in the air. This makes dust collection systems extremely important for cleaning the surrounding air in which you will be breathing in.

Dust collection systems come with dust filter bags. These bags catch the harmful dust particles as microscopic in size as 1 mircron. Each set of dust collection systems feature their own filter bag attachment. The function of the filter bags can vary in forms as well. Some brands offer easy adjustment features while others offer a more manual approach.

The bag option in dust collection systems can be a type of filter bag or a filter canister. Most filter canisters provide additional filter room but only has the capability to capture dust particles 2 microns or larger.

Another deciding factor in selecting your dust collection systems is the size of your work area. Determine if your work area is small, medium sized, or large. Space plays a major role when it comes to investing in dust collection systems so it is important that you choose the correct dust collection system that exactly suits your specific needs.

Click here to contact Sly Filters (Europe) Ltd to discuss which dust collection system is best for you.

Jun
25

Baghouse Filters

admin on Jun-25-2008

Baghouse Filters

What is a baghouse?

A baghouse is a form of air pollution equipment which uses filter bags to separate particulate pollution from the air. Baghouses are not only crucial for manufacturing environments to continue working in a safe area but they are mandatory as well. Every plant must ensure that exhaust industrial gases, dust, and other contaminants are at levels in compliance with the (EPA) Environmental Protection Agency.

Baghouses are required due to the fact the harmful pollutants in the air of workshop areas which pass through the throat and nose or enter the lung will cause major health problems.

One of the most important accessories of the baghouse is the filter. Baghouse filters usually come in two different forms. The first type of baghouse filter available is the shaker collector. The shaker collector filter bags are shaken to empty the powder with the use of a motor driven mechanical rod.

The second type of baghouse filter is the reverse jet baghouse. Reverse jet baghouses, which are also known as Envelope Style Dust Collectors or Pactecon Dust Collectors, are the most commonly used baghouse filters. It uses high pressure and low volume air as a cleaning tool. Reverse jet baghouse filters compress air at 5-6 bar pressure limits. The sizes vary in reverse jet baghouse filters. This makes it one of the most widely used types of baghouse filter.

A reverse jet baghouse filter can increase the bag life, improve the operation of the filter, reduce the level of the reverse jet pulsing, eliminate cross contamination, and ensure all material exits the hopper.