Retrofit and Rebuilds of Dust
Collectors
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90% of all existing baghouse and
cartridge (pleated filter) style dust collectors are retrofit candidates.
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Budget constraints & tough economic times?
Retrofit
your existing old technology dust collector to new
advanced technology, guaranteed low cost & short
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Retrofit
NOW and get immediate Payback!
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Upgrade to best latest available technology
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Increase collection
efficiency by at least 4 times
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Reduce particulate emissions by 27 times
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Lower operating costs by 30-60%
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Increase bag or cartridge filter life 3 to 10
times
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Increase collector
capacity up to 75%
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Most economical approach, from operating
rather than capital budgets
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Attractive payback
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No risk
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The Problem: There are serious
flaws in equipment designed by all major baghouse and
cartridge dust collector suppliers. Certain basic laws of
physics and air dynamics were not considered in their
product development. The main design flaw of continuous
cleaning collectors of that is believed by designers that
volume (flow in CFM) per filter element is solely a function
of filter area. The truth is that it is related to
cleaned filter.
The Solution: Quality Air
Management's exclusive
retrofit/rebuild service. applies 10+year-old proven
Advanced Technology, with over 500 units in service, to the
conventionally designed dust collector.
Problems to Correct:
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Poor Performance; dust penetration through filter media,
high pressure drop, frequent filter replacements
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Poor bag or
cartridge filter design; leaking, plugging (or blinding),
excessive bridging, tears and ruptures.
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Poor Inlet Position and Air Distribution; abrasion problems,
excessive dust loading, inefficient cleaning
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Fine dust
hanging up in the filter is due to excessive upward
"can" velocity
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Dust hanging
up in cartridges due to improper sequencing control
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Poor Air Volume or Pressure to the Pulse Pipe; air-jet
does not properly clean the filter, as low as only 10% of
the filter gets cleaned
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Condensation in Filter Cake; caused by cooling of cleaning
air jet, adversely affects media permeability
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Excessive use of compressed air to properly clean the
filters
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