dust collection Articles
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Wet dust collection for Aluminum dust - Case study
Wet Dust Collection for Aluminum Dust Aerospace metalworking shop chooses Tri-Mer for aluminum dust collection. A high speed machining and grinding center specializing in aerospace projects specified a Whirl Wet for aluminum dust collection. Whirl Wet has been a leading choice for the collection of particulate and fines from aluminum, magnesium, Monel, and titanium for decades, due to its ...
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Wet dust collection for Airborne dust - Case study
Whirl Wet provides High Efficiency Wet Dust Collection for Erickson Cosmetics. Production was accelerating at Erickson Cosmetics, a Chicago-based maker of talc and cornstarch-based products for the Mennen Division of Colgate-Palmolive and other companies. The 320,000 sq. ft. plant is highly automated and, while the primary powder line operated within regulatory guidelines for dust control, ...
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Dust Collection Booths Defined
Dust collection booths are important tools that have an important function in the conservation of your workplace. This article gives you a brief description of what dust collection booths are and how they can help you maintain the sanitation of your workplace. How They Work Dust collection booths work exactly like a portable dust collector, but on a larger scale. With this machinery, you will be ...
By ProVent, LLC
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Wet dust collection for Bakery products - Case study
Bakery products supplier chooses Tri-Mer Wet Dust Collecting System. A manufacturer of pies, biscuits, buns, and crusts for many of the world’s largest food chains and retailers selected a 525 cfm Model H Whirl Wet dust collector to collect particulate from sugar and cinnamon dust. Whirl Wet’s efficiency on these dusts is exceptionally high: 99% for particles 10.0 microns and ...
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Project - Dust Collection
AIROCHEM design dust collection systems and execute systems to the entire satisfaction of clients. We have carried out many sugar dust collection systems in sugar houses/packing houses. In foundries we have carried out systems for dust collection over tumbling barrels, pouring stations, sand handling plants, and over knock outs. Primarily, we collect dust at source, and use principles of local ...
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Wet dust collection for a Pug mill - Case study
Tri-Mer Industrial Dust Collection chosen by Florida county. A Whirl Wet 4200 cfm Whirl Wet industrial dust collection system was chosen to capture particulate from a pug mill used by the Public Works Department to make road base. The Whirl Wet is ideally suited to this application: it efficiently captures 99% of particulate 10.0 microns in size and 98% of particles 5.0 microns in size, while ...
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Wet Dust Collection for Brick Crushing - Case study
Whirl Wet dust collector chosen for brick crushing and face brick manufacturing. Hanson Brick is North America’s largest brick manufacturer, with a capacity of more than 1.7 billion bricks. It also is the region’s only kiln-fired face brick manufacturer. Material mined for Hanson’s facility is shale and sand, in an 80/20 mix. To collect dusts from clay powder colorant ...
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How to Avoid Undersizing a Dust Collection System
Baghouse manufacturers often recommend undersized systems to undercut others for your business. How can you avoid buying a undersized baghouse that won't work? Dust collector OEMs constantly try to come in with bids lower than competitors. In an attempt to do so, some baghouse manufacturers offer undersized systems. One recent experince highlights the dangers of allowing manufacturers' ...
By Baghouse.com
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Dust Collection Ductwork
If you are a plant manager, maintenance manager, process engineer, or Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) manager who faces the challenges of collecting and/or recovering wood dust, metal shavings, chemical powders, pharmaceuticals, or other abrasive materials, then you understand the importance of not just dust collector technology, but also dust collection ductwork. Selecting and investing ...
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Wet dust collection for Metalworking - Case study
Metal products manufacurer selects Tri-Mer wet scrubber for metalworking dust. A manufacturer of precision metal components chose a Whirl Wet Scrubber for the collection of particulate from multiple machining operations. The customer debated between an all-polypropylene unit, or a mild steel unit with an epoxy liner, ultimately opting for the polypropylene. (Tri-Mer also manufactures this ...
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Wet dust collection for Aluminum - Case study
A facility equipment contractor specified Tri-Mer’s aluminum dust collectors for a new manufacturing plant. The systems specified were Model Ms, with the manual particulate disposal option. Tri-Mer manufactures the Whirl Wet in capacities ranging from 425 cfm to 52,500 cfm; the wet scrubbers selected for this application are each 4200 cfm. The systems are solid 1" polypropylene, a ...
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Electrostatic precipitator modelling: from University study to application
The need to understand variations in the performance of an electrostatic precipitator, in order to remain in compliance with the regulations whatever coal is burned, leads us to place at the disposal of the operator a user-friendly expert investigation tool based on a complete description of the phenomena involved during the dust collection. The code used, obtained from much work in ...
By IRS srl
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Wet dust collection for Spice manufacturing - Case study
Whirl Wet Dust Collector System chosen for processing and packaging operations. A leading manufacturer of spices has repeatedly chosen Tri-Mer dust collector technology for use in its processing, weighing and packaging operations. Whirl Wet captures 99% of particles 10.0 micron and larger, and has been widely used in food processing for decades. The dust collector specified is a 1000 cfm ...
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Wet dust collection for Food dusts - Case study
Systems integrator specifies Tri-Mer Whirl Wet Dust Collection System. A specialist in ingredient handling and mixing systems for the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries specified a Whirl Wet dust collection system for food dusts. The unit is a Whirl Wet, manufactured in all-polypropylene, with Allen Bradley controls. (In addition to polypropylene and other engineered plastics, ...
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Dust Collection System: 5 Ways it Improves Plant Efficiency and Saves Money
Why you may need a new dust collection system for your application and how a new system improve operations. What is a Dust Collection System? Dust collection systems are engineered and designed to filter airborne dust particles and debris that can cause damage to plant equipment, create a hazardous work environment, and negatively impact plant production. Installation of a new dust collection ...
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Wet dust collection for Leather dusts - Case study
Horween Leather chooses Whirl Wet Dust Collector for high efficiency and safety. For leather fines and other lightweight, porous materials, dry collection has been thought to be preferable to wet because of the material’s buoyancy. Horween Leather Company challenged that assumption. Originally, two baghouse systems collected particulate, but problems arose with each baghouse. First, ...
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Dust Collection Lead Times and Shipping During the Holidays
Dust Collection Lead Times Dust collection lead times and shipping can be affected by several different reasons. Whether you are returning to work, ramping up production, or are planning a change-out during this holiday season, consider the following factors that can have an impact on your lead time. Media Availability: Specialty or rare media is usually not in-stock and would have to be ...
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The Importance of Static Pressure for your Dust Collector
Static Pressure and Your Dust Collection System Static pressure is the pressure created by a fan or other source to move air through a ventilation system and plays a critical role in the design and performance of pulse jet baghouse dust collection systems. Today we are discussing the importance of static pressure, what it is, how it’s measured, and how to calculate ...
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Horween Leather: Whirl / Wet Dust Collector Combines a High Efficiency Wet Dust Collection with Low Maintenance and Operating Costs.
For leather fines and other lightweight, porous materials, dry collection has been thought to be preferable to wet because of the material’s buoyancy. Horween Leather Company challenged that assumption. Originally, two baghouse systems collected particulate, but problems arose with each baghouse. First, cold winter dryness caused high levels of static electricity. Resultant sparks in the ducts ...
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Wet dust collection for Natural stone - Case study
Natural stone manufacturer selects Tri-Mer Wet Dust Collector. A manufacturer of natural stone and composite products for countertops, landscaping and commercial applications, chose Whirl Wet industrial dust collection technology. The system is a Model H, which is manufactured in capacities from 425 cfm to 50,000 cfm and higher. The system selected has a maximum 5250 cfm capacity; an ...
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