- Dust drop-out in the ductwork, causing high maintenance
- Blockages in pneumatic conveying systems
- Low air conveying speeds in ducting systems
- Fire and explosion hazards caused by debris igniting in the duct
- Dust accumulations in spark arrestors and other devices in the air stream
A very simple solution exists for remedying these common problems. It is called an Auto-Booster / Duct Cleaner.
The duct
booster is a pneumatically propelled jet generating system using the same jet
pump design and components as are found in advanced technology pulse jet dust
collectors. It is like having a booster fan in the duct system, with no moving
parts. It will increase air speed in ducts by 3000-5000 feet per minute for
short bursts of time. This will pick up the dust lying on the bottom of the
duct and push it along to the dust collector. The air jets also remove
electrostatic charges on the duct surfaces which are a source of ignition. When
averaged over a day’s operation the cleaner need not be actuated except once in
every one to four hours, and therefore air consumption is negligible. The
Booster is usually powered by shop air at 85 PSI. Optional supersonic nozzles
can be added to the blow pipes for more efficient pressure-to-velocity
conversion.
It can also be
designed for various low air pressures from 7-20 PSI, thereby allowing
operation where shop air is not readily available.
The duct
cleaner can be actuated by a manual push button or using the output from one of
the positions on a pulse sequencer controlling the cleaning cycle of a dust
collector.
Read more about... the BOOSTER - Duct Cleaner
Read more about... the BOOSTER - Duct Cleaner
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