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Industrial Boiler Bag Filter

An industrial boiler bag filter, also known as a baghouse, is an air pollution control device used in industrial facilities, particularly in power plants, cement plants, steel mills, and other industries that emit particulate matter and dust into the atmosphere during their operations. The Krishna Industries make industrial boiler bag filter is to capture and remove particulate pollutants from the flue gas or exhaust gas generated by the industrial boiler before it is released into the environment.

How Our Industrial Boiler Bag Filter Works:

  • Inlet Section: The flue gas containing dust and particulate matter enters the bag filter through an inlet section.
  • Filter Bags: Inside the bag filter, there are numerous cylindrical fabric filter bags made of various types of high-temperature resistant materials, such as woven or felted fabric. These bags act as filtration media and are arranged in rows or compartments.
  • Filtration Process: As the flue gas passes through the filter bags, the particulate matter and dust particles are captured on the outer surface of the bags. The clean gas then exits through the top of the bag filter.
  • Cleaning Mechanism: Over time, the collected dust and particulate matter build up on the surface of the filter bags, causing a pressure drop that can affect the efficiency of the bag filter. To maintain optimal performance, the bag filter employs a cleaning mechanism to remove the accumulated dust. There are two common cleaning methods:
    (A) Pulse-Jet Cleaning: The most widely used method involves periodic pulses of compressed air being blown into the filter bags. The sudden increase in pressure causes the bags to flex and release the collected dust into a hopper for further disposal.
    (B). Reverse-Air Cleaning: In this method, the flow of flue gas is temporarily reversed, and a low-pressure cleaning air stream is blown into the bags, causing the dust to fall into the hopper.
  • Dust Disposal: The collected dust is collected in a hopper located at the bottom of the bag filter. It is either periodically removed and disposed of or recycled, depending on the nature of the particulate matter.

Advantages of Industrial Boiler Bag Filters:

  • Highly efficient in capturing fine particles and dust.
  • Reduces air pollution and helps in compliance with environmental regulations.
  • Allows for the recovery and recycling of valuable materials from the collected dust.
  • Improves the efficiency of the industrial boiler by minimizing fouling and buildup of particulate matter on heat transfer surfaces.

Regular maintenance and inspection of the bag filter are crucial to ensure its continued efficient operation. Replacing worn-out or damaged filter bags and timely cleaning are necessary to maintain a consistent level of air quality and compliance with emissions standards.