|Pulse Jet Dust Collector| Reverse Pulse Jet Dust Collector is a crucial component of several industrial systems such as sand blasting room, pneumatic conveying systems, etc. because, in a typical pneumatic conveying system, the conveying air is separated in the filter separator and the filters are cleaned by a jet of compressed air that is directed in the opposite direction. A pulse jet dust collector is a suction and filtration system. As dust-laden air is drawn into the system, filter media will collect dust, while clean air is discharged from the collector. Compressed air is applied in reverse pulse to clean the filter media. For most applications, the optimum filter differential is 3”- 4” H2O. Dust collectors operating with lower differentials may be over-cleaning the filters and wasting compressed air from the Air Compressor. Working of Reverse Pulse Jet Dust Collector A reverse pulse jet bag filter works by having the process air flow into the bag be reversed. To do this, compressed air is used to blast a line of filter bags, essentially reversing the airflow and clearing the bags of dust. A brief burst of compressed air is used to clean filters, injecting it over a row of bags through a shared manifold. An attached venturi nozzle at the top of the bag accelerates the compressed air. Because the compressed air burst only lasts for 0.1 seconds, it behaves as a rapidly moving air bubble that travels the whole length of the bag and causes the Pleated Filter Bag Dust Collector surfaces to flex. As a result of the bags stretching, the dust cake is broken, and the broken dust falls into a storage hopper below. Due to the very little compressed air burst compared to the entire volume of dirty air passing through the collector, reverse-jet dust collectors can be used constantly and cleaned without halting flow. owing to this ongoing cleaning. Reverse-jet dust collectors are typically not segregated due to this continuous-cleaning feature. Recirculation and redeposit of dust are decreased by reverse-jet collectors' quick cleaning cycles. In comparison to Manual Bag Dust Collector or reverse-air cleaning techniques, these collectors offer more thorough cleaning and reconditioning of bags. Additionally, since they can function at higher air-to-cloth ratios thanks to the continuous-cleaning feature, less space is needed.