For a belt-type bucket elevator, a hot-vulcanized stepped splice is the only joint worth treating as permanent. A splice is the joint that turns two belt ends into one endless lo...
READ MOREThis is a high-efficiency bag dust collector designed for high-temperature applications. It maintains high efficiency and long-term operation in high-dust flue gas conditions below 250°C, achieving a stable dust collection efficiency exceeding 99.5%. This dust collector features bottom air intake, negative pressure operation, three-state backflush cleaning, PLC-programmable timing and resistance control, and over-temperature alarm. Maintenance and bag replacement can be performed chamber by chamber without stopping the system. It is widely used in flue gas recovery applications such as cement rotary kilns, grate coolers, dryers, power plant boilers, lime kilns, metallurgical sintering machines, and electric arc furnaces.
Structural Features of the TFF Chamber Backflush Fiberglass Bag Dust Collector
1. Housing: Includes the filter bag chamber, ceiling, internal walkway, inspection door, filter bags, and hanging device.
2. Ash Hopper: Constructed of welded steel plates for a robust structure. The ash hopper is equipped with airflow deflectors and a vibrator to prevent dust from accumulating and forming bridges within the hopper.
3. Pipes and Valves: The dust collector is equipped with an inlet pipe, exhaust pipe, backflush pipe, inlet regulating valve, and other components above and below the dust collector.
4. Ash Discharge Device: An air lock valve is installed below the dust collector's hopper.
5. Backflush Cleaning Device: It consists of a three-way switching valve, settling valve, differential pressure transmitter, electrical control cabinet, solenoid valve, and compressed air piping.
For a belt-type bucket elevator, a hot-vulcanized stepped splice is the only joint worth treating as permanent. A splice is the joint that turns two belt ends into one endless lo...
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