ASCO for Dust Collector System

for dust collector systems

equential controllers especially developed for controlling dust collector pulse valves Accurate setting of pulse time and interval time

PILOT VALVE BOXES containing 2 to 12 valves2/2 normally closed, direct operated 1/8"

PILOT VALVES normally closed, direct operated threaded body, 1/8 and M10 Ø6 mm push-in fitting

OPERATORS for potentially explosive atmospheres flameproof enclosure (EM Prefix)

OPERATORS for potentially explosive atmospheres flameproof enclosure

Pulse/Jet Cleaning Pulse jet dust collector systems periodically inject short, powerful pulses of compressed air, in the direction opposite to the air flow, into a filterbag or a row of filterbags. This air shot creates a sudden bag expansion that breaks the dust cake from the outer surface of the bag's fabric. The dust is efffectively removed by inertial forces as the bag reaches maximum expansion and falls down into a hopper. Depending on the type of installation, typical pulse time is around 100 msec. while the interval between the pulses in each bag or row of bags is around 3 to 6 minutes. More and more the pulse sequence will depend on the differential pressure measurements over the filter bags.

Pulse/Jet Cleaning Pulse jet dust collector systems periodically inject short, powerful pulses of compressed air, in the direction opposite to the air flow, into a filterbag or a row of filterbags. This air shot creates a sudden bag expansion that breaks the dust cake from the outer surface of the bag's fabric. The dust is efffectively removed by inertial forces as the bag reaches maximum expansion and falls down into a hopper. Depending on the type of installation, typical pulse time is around 100 msec. while the interval between the pulses in each bag or row of bags is around 3 to 6 minutes. More and more the pulse sequence will depend on the differential pressure measurements over the filter bags.

Pulse/Jet Cleaning Pulse jet dust collector systems periodically inject short, powerful pulses of compressed air, in the direction opposite to the air flow, into a filterbag or a row of filterbags. This air shot creates a sudden bag expansion that breaks the dust cake from the outer surface of the bag's fabric. The dust is efffectively removed by inertial forces as the bag reaches maximum expansion and falls down into a hopper. Depending on the type of installation, typical pulse time is around 100 msec. while the interval between the pulses in each bag or row of bags is around 3 to 6 minutes. More and more the pulse sequence will depend on the differential pressure measurements over the filter bags.

Pulse/Jet Cleaning Pulse jet dust collector systems periodically inject short, powerful pulses of compressed air, in the direction opposite to the air flow, into a filterbag or a row of filterbags. This air shot creates a sudden bag expansion that breaks the dust cake from the outer surface of the bag's fabric. The dust is efffectively removed by inertial forces as the bag reaches maximum expansion and falls down into a hopper. Depending on the type of installation, typical pulse time is around 100 msec. while the interval between the pulses in each bag or row of bags is around 3 to 6 minutes. More and more the pulse sequence will depend on the differential pressure measurements over the filter bags.

Pulse/Jet Cleaning Pulse jet dust collector systems periodically inject short, powerful pulses of compressed air, in the direction opposite to the air flow, into a filterbag or a row of filterbags. This air shot creates a sudden bag expansion that breaks the dust cake from the outer surface of the bag's fabric. The dust is efffectively removed by inertial forces as the bag reaches maximum expansion and falls down into a hopper. Depending on the type of installation, typical pulse time is around 100 msec. while the interval between the pulses in each bag or row of bags is around 3 to 6 minutes. More and more the pulse sequence will depend on the differential pressure measurements over the filter bags.

Pulse/Jet Cleaning Pulse jet dust collector systems periodically inject short, powerful pulses of compressed air, in the direction opposite to the air flow, into a filterbag or a row of filterbags. This air shot creates a sudden bag expansion that breaks the dust cake from the outer surface of the bag's fabric. The dust is efffectively removed by inertial forces as the bag reaches maximum expansion and falls down into a hopper. Depending on the type of installation, typical pulse time is around 100 msec. while the interval between the pulses in each bag or row of bags is around 3 to 6 minutes. More and more the pulse sequence will depend on the differential pressure measurements over the filter bags.