Dust Collection Systems

Jet Pulse Bag Filters are one of the most preferred types of filters today due to the solutions they provide to dust removal problems.

In Jet Pulse filters, the principle is that the dusty gas is passed through the felt-based bag from the outside to the inside, where it is cleaned of dust. During this process, the dust accumulated on the outer surface of the bag is removed by pressurized air and dropped into the bunker beneath the body to be collected.

The dust collected in the bunker is removed from the filter through dust discharge elements, and reusable dust is transported back into the system by conveying elements to be reintroduced into production.

Dust collection systems are used in various industries such as food, pharmaceuticals, plastics, packaging, metalworking, ceramics, tire manufacturing, paper production, cement, and steel production. These systems collect harmful dusts emitted during the production processes in a central or local unit.

Compared to other dust collectors, bag filters generally offer the advantage of higher filtration efficiency, typically above 99.99%. As a result, the air discharged from the dust collector contains much less dust, allowing it to meet environmental emission standards.

Bag filters are designed to be used in facilities where dust density is high. The selection of the filter is based on factors such as the dust's structure, type, particle size, mass weight, and density, and they are produced to reduce the dust in the environment to a minimum level.

Jet Pulse bag filters are generally used in central system dust and smoke extraction applications. The dirty air collected from the source is brought to the filter via air channels designed with appropriate diameters and thicknesses according to the type of dust.

To prevent sparks and large, abrasive particles from directly hitting the bags, air speeds are reduced at the filter inlet, or cyclone filters are mounted in front of the dirty air intake of the dust collection system. This increases the lifespan of the filters.

The dust captured by the bags is automatically cleaned through the pulse cleaning system. The dust waste or recycled material is directed to a collection bin or air lock at the bottom of the bunker. Cleaned air is then drawn into the system via a fan and discharged into the desired environment.