Optimize baghouse performance

Walk through the air/gas stream path from process to and through the baghouse. Then discussion of fabric selection, can velocity, differential pressure, and the cleaning cycle. 

Explore the airflow path and cleaning cycle, snap band construction and fit, bag to cage fit, precoating/seasoning/ conditioning new bags, and helpful pointers. 

Set your team up for successful troubleshooting with the right instrumentation, tools, and logs. We discuss selecting the appropriate fibers and finishes for your application, leak detection, and Sefar’s lab testing for failed bags.

There is an ideal difference in pressure between the dirty air side and the clean air side of your pulsejet baghouse. We’ll look at what cleaning systems, mechanical failures, process upsets, and chemical attacks can contribute to high DP and what to do about it.

We’ll discuss sources of particle bypass, how to prevent some, and repair the others.

There are three types of pulsejet filter bag failures; thermal, chemical, and mechanical. We’ll go over each and how to overcome them. 

We lay out proper bag to cage fit, measuring tubesheet holes, measuring top and bottom load bags, and installing top and bottom load bags. This video is available on https://sefar.us/lp/dust-bags-us without an invitation.