Gas Cleaning Plant 

Gas cleaning devices used within the industrial minerals mining industry are used to clean ventilation airstreams of harmful particulate matter. The choice of air cleaner for any particular installation will depend on the following:

• dust concentrations and dust characteristics
• particle size
• the efficiency of particulate removal required
• airstream temperature
• airstream moisture content
• methods of disposal

Distinguishing dust characteristics that affect the collection process include abrasive, explosive, sticky or tacky, and light or fluffy. The shape of the dust particle is also important because it factors into whether the particles are agglomerating (irregular) or non-agglomerating (spherical), which is important when using a filter cloth. For collection purposes, agglomerating particles are ideal as they allow dust cakes to build up easily on the filter cloth, allowing for more efficient collection at the dust collector. However, agglomerating particles may have a tendency to not release from the filter cloth very easily. 

Types of Gas Cleaning Plants 

The types of dust control equipment used for gas cleaning range from very crude gravity separators to more sophisticated electrostatic precipitators. The following is a list of the types of collectors used for particulate removal.

• Gravity separators (drop-out boxes). 
• Centrifugal collectors or cyclones. 
• Baghouse collectors. 
• Cartridge collectors. 
• Wet scrubbers. 
• Electrostatic precipitators (ESPs).

 
Key Features of Our Plant 

• Optimum Design/Optimum layout
• Simple and trouble-free operation
• No wet/dry build-up
• Adjustable Throat
• Low emission