Baghouse Dust Collector

The process flow of a baghouse dust collector involves gases and dust passing through the filter bags, removing the majority of dust particles, and then being discharged through the outlet pipe and induced draft fan, eventually being emitted through the chimney. Therefore, the operation of the gas and dust treatment process and the maintenance of gas and dust treatment equipment, specifically the baghouse dust collector, must consider the appropriate protection of the filter bags. Baghouse dust collectors have been widely used across various industrial sectors for a long time to collect non-bonding, non-fibrous industrial dust and volatiles, capturing dust particles as small as 0.1 micrometers. However, when using it to process gases containing water vapor, condensation issues should be avoided. Baghouse dust collectors have very high purification efficiency, with the efficiency of capturing fine dust particles exceeding 99%, and they have a high efficiency-to-cost ratio.