Product Description
Introduction: A wind dust collector is a dust removal device. The mechanism of dust removal is to rotate the dusty airflow, use centrifugal force to separate and capture the dust particles in the airflow, and then use gravity to make the dust particles fall into the ash hopper. Cyclone dust collectors began to be used in 1885 and have developed into various types. According to their inflow modes, they can be divided into two categories: tangential inflow and axial inflow. Under the same pressure loss, the latter can handle approximately three times more gas than the former, and the airflow distribution is uniform. The structure of a conventional cyclone dust collector consists of an intake pipe π, an exhaust pipe π, a cylinder π, a cone, and an ash hopper. The cyclone dust collector has a simple structure, is easy to manufacture, install, and maintain, and has low equipment investment and operating costs. It has been widely used to separate solid and liquid particles from airflow, or to separate solid particles from liquids. Under normal operating conditions, the centrifugal force acting on particles is 5-2500 times that of gravity, so the efficiency of cyclone dust collectors is significantly higher than that of gravity settling chambers. Among mechanical dust collectors, cyclone dust collectors have the highest efficiency. Suitable for removing non sticky and non fibrous dust, mostly used for removing 5 μ Particles above m, parallel multi tube cyclone dust removal
