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What should be done if the dust collector’s resistance is too high?
Sometimes, when using a dust collector, you may notice that it feels as though there’s significant resistance and that it’s quite laborious to operate. This indicates that the dust collector’s resistance has become excessively high. What causes the increased resistance in a dust collector? Today, our editor will help you identify the underlying reasons and find solutions. 1. Cleaning equipment and improper adjustments: First, check the quality of the compressed air to see whether it contains liquids such as oil or water. Next, verify that the air supply pipes are unobstructed. Then, ensure that the pulse solenoid valves are functioning properly, that all bolts are securely tightened, that the electromagnetic coils are not loose, that the valve spools are not stuck, and that the sequential control unit is designed according to the required specifications. 2. Improper...
Sometimes when using a dust collector, you may notice that it feels like there’s significant resistance and that it’s quite laborious to operate. This indicates that the dust collector’s resistance has become too high. What causes the resistance of a dust collector to increase? Today, our editor will help you identify the reasons behind this issue and find solutions.
1. Clean the equipment and address any issues: First, inspect the quality of the compressed air to check for the presence of liquids such as oil or water. Next, verify that the air supply lines are unobstructed. Then, confirm that the pulse solenoid valves are functioning properly, that all bolts are securely tightened, that the electromagnetic coils are not loose, that the valve spools are not stuck, and that the design of the sequence controller meets the required specifications.
2. Improper Gas Distribution: The gas distribution at the inlet of the dust collector is uneven, which creates significant resistance when the dust collector is first started up. Therefore, it is essential to ensure that the gas distribution at the inlet of the dust collector is uniform.
3. Filter Bag Clogging: Filter bag clogging is primarily caused by excessively high filtration rates, fine and sticky dust particles, inadequate filter bag cleaning, and moisture exposure to the filter bags. Therefore, we can use coated filter media or pre-coat the surface of the filter bags with a protective powder layer.
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