Cyclone Dust collector

Cyclone Dust Collector

Air capacity (m²/h)

750~13500

Resistance

39~90

Efficiency

85%~95%

Product Description

The cyclone dust collector is composed of an air inlet pipe, an exhaust pipe, a cylinder, a cone and an ash hopper. The structure is simple and the maintenance costs of the equipment are low. The double cone design is conducive to the formation of the ash ring, reduces the peripheral speed, reduces the resistance of the equipment, reduces the radial speed of the airflow, and prevents the separated ash from being taken out of the dust collector.

Technical Parameters

CLP-A cyclone dust collector is divided into X type (suction type) and Y type (press-in type), which can be divided into N type (left rotation) and S type (right rotation) according to the direction of the spiral shell.

Advantages

Design of air inlet and outlet: supporting flange interface, square and round can be customized, easy and fast installation

Fine workmanship: the weld is full and even

Cost saving: no filter material is required, and the centrifugal force generated by the tangential axial air inlet is used to remove dust

High temperature resistance: it can operate at 400° high temperature

Application

It is mainly used to remove dense non-fibrous and non-cohesive dust contained in industrial waste gas. It can be used in ventilation and dust removal and material recovery systems in mining, metallurgy, refractory materials, coal, chemical and electric power industries, especially for the initial cleaning of high temperature flue gas.

Delivery Pictures

working principle

working principle drawing

After the dust-laden gas enters from the air inlet, the inner cylinder and the outer cylinder move in a spiral shape. After entering the inner cylinder, due to the circular motion of the dust-containing gas, the centrifugal force is generated. Under the action of the centrifugal force, the dust particles are separated from the air flow and collected on the wall of the container, and then the dust particles fall into the ash hopper by gravity, and the purified gas discharge upwards from the inner barrel.

Cyclone Dust Separator