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Is your baghouse too big for your industrial plant's production needs? Over time we see that the process equipment systems within an industrial plant go through changes. These changes typically result in the system no longer meeting the expectations it once did. One of the more common systems that end up changing over time is a baghouse or dust collector. These systems act as the ventilation system in a plant and are a vital part of the overall process.
In Baghouses with long filter bags, the length of the filter bags can exceed 30 feet. These long lengths come more potential headaches when completing a bag change out, but it can be accomplished with the right technique. Watch our Tip of the Month Video to learn more.
In this Tip of the Month Video, IAC Process Engineer Luis Castano continues our discussion on Centrifugal Fans and go more in-depth about the principles of their...
Is your Baghouse or Industrial Dust Collector not operating at peak performance? Most people don't realize when there is a problem with their Ventilation System....
Do you know the difference between a filter receiver and a baghouse? Often times, people think the two systems are one in the same, but this could not be further from the truth.
Today we are going to focus on the hopper of a baghouse. There are two types of hoppers in a baghouse; a storage hopper and a collection hopper. For the purpose of...
Today we’re going to discuss the differences between a bottom load pulse-jet baghouse and a top load pulse-jet baghouse. In summary, you always want a top load...
Having incorrect setpoints on your control system of a baghouse can be a big source of problems for your system.
You’ve probably heard that a good differential...
Did you know that poor hooding or no hooding at all can pose a major problem for your ventilation system?
You may not give it a whole lot of thought, but hoods are...
One of the biggest sources of operational problems in a baghouse dust collector's ventilation system is the initial layout.
When we say the initial layout, we mean the blank sheet of paper, or "paper napkin", stage of an industrial plant's equipment layout and ventilation system design. This phase of a project - before any engineering has begun - is the true first phase. Often, the problems with a baghouse dust collector's performance can be traced back to this beginning stage.
