XFCC Cyclone Dust Collector

XFCC cyclone dust collector

Product introduction: Cyclone dust collector, also known as centrifugal dust collector, is mainly used to remove industrial waste gas containing dense non-fiber and non-adhesive dust, can be used in mining, metallurgy, refractory materials, coal, chemical and electric power and other industries ventilation dust and material recovery system, especially suitable for high temperature flue gas initial purification.

Handling air volume: 670-283600m ³/h

Model: XFCC300 - XFCC2500X4

Application: Can be widely used in mining, metallurgy, refractory, coal, chemical and electric power industry ventilation dust removal and material recovery system.

XFCC cyclone dust collector product introduction

The cyclone dust collector consists of an intake pipe, an exhaust pipe, a cylinder, a cone and an ash hopper. The diameter, height, shape and size of inlet and outlet are the main factors that affect the dust removal performance. The cyclone dust collector produced by the company has single barrel, double barrel and four barrel, a total of more than 30 kinds of specifications and models, can handle 670-283600m3/h air volume of dust gas, to meet a variety of production needs.

Outstanding advantage

1. Suitable for purifying dust with large density and particle size greater than 5μm, not suitable for purifying dust with strong adhesion;

2, no moving parts, easy management and maintenance;

3, handle the same air volume, small size, simple structure, low price;

4, when dealing with large air volume, it is easy to use multiple units in parallel, and the efficiency and resistance are not affected.

Working principle

The working principle of XFCC series cyclone dust collector is that after the dust-bearing gas enters the air inlet, the gas moves along the outer cylinder wall at a certain speed. Due to the centrifugal force generated by the circular movement, the dust particles are separated from the air flow and collected in the wall, and then the dust particles fall into the ash hopper with the help of gravity, and the purified gas is discharged upward from the inner cylinder.