Cartridge Type Dust Collector

Cartridge Type Dust Collector is an industrial air filtration unit that uses cartridge-shaped filter elements to capture particulate matter from dust-laden gas. The cartridges are mounted inside a sealed collector housing and separate the contaminated air from the clean-air flow path.

Dust-containing gas enters the inlet chamber and is guided toward the cartridge filters. The filter media allows air to pass through while retaining dust particles on the filtration surface. The cleaned air is collected in the clean-air chamber and discharged from the equipment outlet.

As the filtration process continues, the accumulated dust layer increases airflow resistance. A pulse cleaning system can periodically release compressed air into the cartridge filters. The resulting reverse airflow separates the deposited dust from the filter media and allows it to fall into the lower collection hopper.

The cartridge arrangement can be designed according to the required filtration area and equipment dimensions. Filters may be positioned vertically or horizontally, while access doors and removable structures provide access for inspection and replacement.

Different filter media and surface treatments can be selected according to the type of dust and operating environment. Factors such as gas temperature, humidity, particle size, dust concentration, and chemical composition should be considered when selecting the cartridge configuration.

The lower section can be equipped with a dust hopper and discharge device for collecting and removing the separated material. Differential pressure monitoring can be used to determine the condition of the filter elements and cleaning requirements.

Main Components

• Dust collector housing

• Cartridge filter elements

• Inlet chamber

• Filtration chamber

• Clean-air chamber

• Pulse cleaning system

• Compressed-air manifold

• Dust hopper

• Dust discharge device

• Differential pressure monitoring

• Inspection and maintenance doors

• Control system

Working Process

1. Dust-laden gas enters the inlet chamber.

2. Gas flows toward the cartridge filter elements.

3. Dust particles are retained on the filter media.

4. Cleaned air passes into the clean-air chamber.

5. Differential pressure increases as dust accumulates.

6. Pulse cleaning removes the deposited dust.

7. Dust falls into the hopper for collection and discharge.

Product Characteristics

• Cartridge-shaped filter elements

• Pleated filtration media

• Compact filter arrangement

• Pulse-jet cleaning

• Replaceable filter elements

• Flexible cartridge layout

• Differential pressure monitoring

• Integrated dust collection section

Applications

• Cement and concrete processing

• Metalworking

• Foundry dust collection

• Woodworking

• Mineral processing

• Chemical production

• Pharmaceutical manufacturing

• Powder and bulk material handling