Correct operation method when using cyclone dust collector

The cyclone dust collector is a kind of dust removal equipment and one of the dust collectors widely used in applications. It can be used alone or in series, with simple structure, relatively low cost, space saving, convenient maintenance, and suitable for various industries. It can capture dry non-fiber particles and can be recycled, which is better. Any dust removal equipment must have the correct method of use. Failure to follow the correct method of use will cause problems of one kind or another. Next, let us look at the summary of its use points.

Correct operation of cyclone dust collector:

1. Close the small flapper valve, start the ventilator, and gradually open the large flapper valve when there is no abnormal phenomenon, so that the dust collector can pass the specified amount of dust-containing gas.

2. Pay attention to the changes of easily worn parts, such as the inner wall of the outer cylinder.

3. Preparations before starting

4. Check whether the connecting parts are firmly connected.

5. Check the air tightness of the dust collector and flue, dust collector and ash hopper, ash hopper and ash discharge device, ash conveying device and other combined parts to eliminate ash and air leakage.

Pay attention to whether the air tightness of each part of the cyclone dust collector is good, and check the air flow of the cyclone tube and the change of dust concentration frequently. Always pay attention to changes in worn parts, such as the inner wall of the outer cylinder. When the temperature of the dust-containing gas changes or the humidity decreases, please pay attention to the adhesion, blockage and corrosion of the dust, pay attention to the change of the pressure difference and the condition of the smoke exhaust. Due to wear and corrosion, the dust collector will perforate and cause dust emission, so the dust removal efficiency will be reduced, the smoke color will be worse, and the pressure difference will also change. The above is all the content to be shared today, see you next time!