Product Features
1.Synthetic Fiber Bag Filter can be used in humid, high airflow and dusty environments;
2.The structure is compact and light (the frame of the medium-efficiency Bag Filter can be made of galvanized iron or aluminum alloy, supplemented by a filter bag supporting iron frame, which not only effectively supports the filter bag, but also maximizes the filter area. The overall compactness, Sturdy, easy to install and disassemble);
3. High-quality multi-layer polyester filter material, high dust holding capacity, low resistance (Medium Efficiency Filter is made of high-quality fluffy multi-layer polyester synthetic fiber, the air inlet side is fluffy, and the air outlet side is tight, while ensuring efficiency, it provides Larger dust holding capacity. Reasonably set the number of filter bags, which not only increases the filtering area and dust holding capacity, but also reduces the resistance).
Product Specification
| Product Name: | Medium Efficiency Synthetic Fiber Bag Filter |
| Frame: | Aluminum Frame, Galvanized Frame, Plastic Frame |
| Filter Material: | Synthetic Fiber Filter Material |
| Frame Thickness: | 21/25/46mm |
| Filtration Efficiency: | M5/M6/F7/F8/F9(EN779) |
| Fire Rating: | UL900 Certification |
| Continuous Operating Temperature: | ≤70°C |
| Recommended Final Resistance: | ≤250Pa(M5-M6) ≤450Pa(F7-F9) |
| Main Application: | Pre-filtration of Commercial and Industrial Ventilation and Air Conditioning Systems |
Dimensioning
Bag Depth （Inch） | Nominal Size（Inch） W×H×D(mm) | Actual Size（Inch） W×H×D(mm) | Pockets (Pcs) | Rated Initial Resistance（Pa） | Wind Speed（m/s） | ||||
M5 | M6 | F7 | F8 | F9 | |||||
24’’ | 24x24x24 24x20x24 20x20x24 12x24x24 | 594x594x610 594x492x610 492x492x610 289x594x610 | 8 6 5 4 |
55 |
60 |
80 |
105 |
160 |
2.5 |
21’’ | 24x24x21 24x20x21 20x20x21 12x24x21 | 594x594x534 594x492x534 492x492x534 289x594x534 | 8 6 5 4 |
55 |
65 |
85 |
110 |
170 | |
15’’ | 24x24x15 24x20x15 20x20x15 12x24x15 | 594x594x381 594x492x381 492x492x381 289x594x381 | 8 6 5 4 |
75 |
85 |
135 |
180 |
200 | |
Rated initial resistance error ±15%
Bag Filters Are Used For the filtration of air or gases. They are designed to remove particulate matter, dust, and contaminants from the gas stream to improve air quality or to protect downstream equipment.
Here are some applications of bag filters:
Industrial Dust Collection: Bag filters are widely used in industrial processes where dust, fumes, or airborne particles are generated. They are installed in systems such as dust collectors, air pollution control systems, and ventilation systems to capture and remove the particulate matter before it is released into the atmosphere.
HVAC Systems: Bag filters are utilized in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to enhance indoor air quality. They help remove airborne pollutants, such as dust, pollen, mold spores, and other allergens, to create a healthier and cleaner environment.
Power Plants: Bag filters are employed in power generation facilities, including coal-fired power plants, to control emissions of fine particulate matter and reduce air pollution. They are used to capture fly ash and other combustion byproducts before the flue gases are released into the atmosphere.
Pharmaceutical Industry: Bag filters play a crucial role in pharmaceutical manufacturing processes. They are used to ensure the cleanliness of air and remove contaminants from the production areas to maintain the sterility of pharmaceutical products.
Food and Beverage Industry: Bag filters are utilized in the food and beverage industry to filter air and gases during various processes, such as drying, packaging, and storage. They help maintain hygiene standards, prevent contamination, and preserve the quality of food and beverages.
Paint Booths: Bag filters are commonly used in paint booths and finishing operations to capture overspray particles, fumes, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) generated during painting processes. They help improve air quality, protect workers, and maintain a clean working environment.
Cement and Mining Industry: Bag filters are installed in cement plants and mining operations to control particulate emissions and comply with environmental regulations. They help capture dust and minimize the release of pollutants into the surrounding air.
Overall, bag filters are essential in various industries and applications where the removal of particulate matter, dust, and contaminants from air or gas streams is necessary for environmental protection, worker safety, and product quality.
Bag Filter Installation:
Preparation:
Review the manufacturer's instructions: Read and understand the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer of the bag filter. Familiarize yourself with the specific requirements and recommendations for your particular model.
Safety precautions: Ensure that you have the necessary safety equipment, such as gloves, goggles, and appropriate clothing, to protect yourself during the installation process.
Location selection: Choose a suitable location for installing the bag filter. Consider factors such as accessibility, proximity to the equipment or process being filtered, and any environmental or safety considerations.
Equipment and tools:
Gather the necessary tools and equipment required for installation, which may include wrenches, screwdrivers, brackets, mounting hardware, and electrical tools if applicable.
Ensure that you have all the components of the bag filter system, including the filter housing, filter bags, gaskets, seals, and any other accessories specified by the manufacturer.
Installation procedure:
Shut down the system: If the bag filter is being installed in an existing system, shut down the equipment or process to ensure safety during installation.
Mounting the housing: Install the filter housing in the chosen location. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for securing the housing using brackets or mounting hardware. Ensure that the housing is properly aligned and leveled.
Connecting the inlet and outlet: Connect the appropriate pipes or ductwork to the inlet and outlet ports of the bag filter housing. Use the recommended gaskets, seals, and fittings to ensure a proper seal and minimize air or liquid leakage.
Installing the filter bags: Insert the filter bags into the housing following the manufacturer's instructions. Ensure that the bags are properly aligned and securely fastened to prevent bypassing of the filtration media.
Securing and sealing: Secure the filter bags in place using any provided fasteners or clamps. Check for any gaps or leaks around the bags or housing and apply seals or gaskets as necessary.
Electrical connections: If the bag filter system has electrical components, such as fans or control panels, make the necessary electrical connections following electrical codes and safety guidelines. If you're not familiar with electrical work, consult a qualified electrician.
Testing and commissioning:
Before starting the equipment or process, perform a thorough check of the bag filter installation to ensure everything is properly installed and connected.
Inspect for any leaks, loose connections, or abnormalities in the installation.
Once satisfied with the installation, start the equipment or process and monitor the bag filter's performance to verify proper operation.
Conduct regular maintenance and inspections as recommended by the manufacturer to keep the bag filter system functioning effectively.
Please note that the installation process can vary depending on the specific bag filter model and system requirements. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for the most accurate and detailed guidance. If you're unsure about any aspect of the installation, it's advisable to consult a professional or contact the manufacturer for assistance.
