The pulse-jet baghouse is an industrial dust collection system that offers almost innumerable and specialized options. For customers looking at high-vacuum, high-pressure, and explosion-containment designs, there are choices to consider. Whether round, square, rectangle or even oddly shaped, CAMCORP can design the baghouse to meet your requirements.
Of course, a standard catalog of standard pulse-jet options is also available. There are top and bottom loading choices, as well as full walk-in plenums with inlet configurations. To get a full understanding of all that CAMCORP can offer, it is important to take a careful look at the benefits and features that pulse-jet baghouse dust collection systems provide.
Cement – Raw Meal Dust – 22,000 CFM
Benefits of the pulse-jet baghouse system include its efficiency as a dust-collection solution. The options and value it provides are significant for any company that needs this type of system and wants one that works properly with minimal maintenance without worry and frustration.
The design of this dust collection system is robust, it can handle virtually any different environment successfully, continuously and without interruption to operations. Proper maintenance is always important, but is also easy to complete and can be performed on a schedule that works for the company’s schedule.
The housings for the units can be manufactured in different sizes and shapes, allowing for a dust collection system that fits properly within individual space constraints. When operated correctly, they can add to the quality and value the company provides to its customers.
The ability to customize the designs of the systems for the specific application and operating environment is among the biggest benefits. CAMCORP provides the exact system for the task at hand to allow for long-term, trouble-free, efficient operation for any dust collection requirement.
Utility – Coal Fly Ash – 33,486 CFM
There are many valuable features of the pulse-jet baghouse industrial collection system. The heavy-duty construction is all-welded, so there are no joints that can come apart due to screws or other fasteners failing over time allowing for leakage in the system. The structural supports are also engineered for the geographic location of the system, so they will be able to meet specific local codes, seismic and climate requirements.
Industrial dust collection system materials of construction can include carbon steel, stainless steel, or other special alloys to conform with the airstream and dust characteristics for any application.
Additional features include OSHA-approved service platforms and explosion-venting or suppression per NFPA 68 guidelines. The instrumentation of the pulse-jet baghouse allows for remote monitoring, and there is an on-demand cleaning timer board to ensure that cleaning and maintenance are undertaken at the proper intervals and as needed.
NEMA 4 timer and solenoid enclosures can be adjusted and adapted per requirements, along with a standard pressure/vacuum rating +/- 20” W.C. Special construction is available for higher pressure requirements.
STANDARD FEATURES | OPTIONAL FEATURES |
All welded, heavy-duty construction | Structural supports |
+/- 20" W.C. pressure/vacuum rating | Service platforms |
Materials of Construction: carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum | Explosion venting |
NEMA 4 time and solenoid enclosures | Explosion proof electrical |
Paint color is white or Envirogreen industrial enamel | Higher pressure/vacuum rating |
Bin vent style | |
Walk-in clean air plenum | |
Custom paint | |
Bottom-loading bags | |
Top-loading bags | |
Wide bag spacing |
Chemical – Charcoal Dust – 34,000 CFM
There are several options to consider for the pulse jet baghouse industrial dust collection system. These include structural supports and service platforms, which can be customized to work with the company that needs the system. The type of environment and location also matter, so customization is important.
Additionally, explosion-proof electrical and explosion venting are both options for the dust collection system, as is a higher pressure/vacuum rating for customers who need it. The bin vent styles are also available for passive venting of storage vessels. Variable bag lengths, spacing, or the use of pleated bags (cartridges) can be used specific to the application and/or space constraints. If you need or would care for special paint colors or types, they are available to suit.
The health and safety implications of this industrial dust collection system are vital to consider, to protect the environment and meet required guidelines and rules. Not only do these systems help the overall environment, but they also improve the environment within the company’s building.
Taking the dust out of the air in a manufacturing plant, for example, could mean a much higher quality product and could also provide the employees with a higher level of health and safety, so they can accomplish their tasks and reduce their chances of medical problems that could come from a dangerous or unhealthy working environment.
Not every industry or application needs this type of dust collection system. But for those that do, the right pulse-jet baghouse can make a significant difference. Bulk Powder, Steel, Aluminum, Cement, Wood, Food, and Agriculture are common industries for using these types of systems. Everything from cement dust to animal feed pellet dust can be easily collected with one of these systems.
Pulse-jet baghouses are the workhorse of the dust collection industry making certain that fine particles generated by manufacturing operations are not released into the outdoor environment or indoor workplaces.
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