Key Specifications/Special Features:
A dust collector is a system used to enhance the quality of air released from industrial and commercial processes by collecting dust and other impurities from air or gas
Designed to handle high-volume dust loads, a dust collector system consists of a blower, dust filter, a filter-cleaning system and a dust receptacle or dust removal system
It is distinguished from air cleaners, which use disposable filters to remove dust
Selecting the correct self-cleaning bag house, dust collector is a complex procedure and should be done by a true expert. Too often, dust collection systems are selected, installed and operated without taking into account all the factors that are necessary for a successful dust collection system

Five main types of industrial dust collectors are:
Inertial separators
Fabric filters
Wet scrubbers
Electrostatic precipitators
Unit collectors

There are many parameters that are necessary to select the dust collection system:
Which type of dust collector is best suited for your particular application? There are two important reference factors

The main performance indexes of dust collector:
Dust removal efficiency
Pressure loss
Ability to deal with gas
Load adaptability

Filter selection points:
According to the amount of gas
According to the dispersion and density of dust
According to the dust concentration
According to the adhesion of the dust
According to the resistance of between dust and electric resistance
According to the temperature of the gas

Working principle:
Shaking dust `collectors provide motion to remove the particles. The speed and motion of the shaking depends on the design of the bag and composition of the particulate matter
Generally shaking is horizontal
The top of the bag is closed and the bottom is open
When shaken, the dust collected on the inside of the bag is freed.
During the cleaning process, no dirty gas flows through a bag while the bag is being cleaned
This redirection of air flow illustrates why bag houses must be compartmentalized