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View Details →Data overview for Bag Dust Collector, Dry ESP, and Wet ESP.
| Technical Parameter | Bag Dust Collector (BLBD Series) | Electrostatic Precipitator (BLESP Series) | Wet Electrostatic Precipitator (BLWESP Series) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gas Volume (m³/h) | 10000 - 2300000 | 20000 - 2300000 | 10000 - 2400000 |
| Allowable Gas Temperature (°C) | 30 ~ 250 | 70 ~ 400 | 30 ~ 90 |
| Allowable Inlet Dust Density | 1 - 1300 g/Nm³ | 10 - 1300 g/Nm³ | 1 - 300 mg/Nm³ |
| Pressure (Pa) | 2000 ~ 20000 | 2000 ~ 20000 | 2000 ~ 20000 |
| Operating Resistance (Pa) | 800 ~ 1800 | 200 ~ 350 | 300 ~ 500 |
| Outlet Emission (mg/Nm³) |
A dust collector (or dust removal equipment) is an environmental protection device used to separate and capture solid particulate matter (dust) from dust-laden gases (such as industrial waste gas, flue gas, or air). Its core objectives are:
Purifying gas emissions to comply with environmental regulations and standards.
Efficiently recovering valuable dust particles and raw materials from the air stream.
Safeguarding downstream components like fans and heat exchangers from wear or clogging.
Improving the workspace environment to protect personnel and ensure safe production.
Direct separation via porous media. Efficiency increases as the "Dust Cake" forms on the bag surface.
Ionizes gas to charge particles, which then migrate to grounded collection plates via Coulomb force.
An ESP operating in a saturated environment. Uses a water film instead of mechanical rapping to clean plates.