| The structure of the cartridge dust collector consists of an inlet duct, an exhaust duct, a housing, a dust hopper, a cleaning system, a flow-guiding device, an airflow distribution plate, filter cartridges, and an electronic control system; its configuration is similar to that of a gas-box pulse-jet bag dust collector. |
Features of cartridge dust collectors: 1. The filter media is pleated into a cylindrical shape, allowing for high packing density; consequently, the dust collector features a compact structure and a small footprint. 2. The filter cartridges have a low profile, making installation easy and minimizing maintenance requirements. 3. For a given unit size, the collector offers a relatively large filtration area, resulting in lower filtration velocity and reduced airflow resistance. 4. The pleated filter media requires strict sealing at both ends to prevent air leakage, as any leaks would compromise performance. The filtration element of a cartridge dust collector is the filter cartridge itself. The cartridge is composed of four parts: a top cap, a metal frame, pleated filter media, and a base. Cartridges assembled from these components come in various shapes, such as cylindrical, flat, and conical. |
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