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(FREE TRIAL) – Dust Collection Online Training Course

This course is packed with everything you need to become a dust collection pro! From understanding how dust collectors work to learning the ins and outs of filter systems, design principles, and maintenance tips—we’ve got you covered. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to master advanced techniques, this course makes it easy to grasp key concepts. We’ll break down: 🛠️ How dust collectors work 🎯 The different types of systems ⚙️ Proper filter cleaning methods 🔧 Baghouse design essentials 🔥 Combustible dust safety

Recognize each baghouse type and describe its basic function
Describe different styles of baghouses and what applications they are suited for
Understand differences between different filter options, including fabrics, coating and bag styles
Identify key design parameters influencing collection efficiency, operational efficiency and maintenance and operating costs
Recognize common operation and maintenance issues that cause problems and how to remedy them
How to conduct a system inspection and audit, making recommendations to improve efficiency, cut operating costs, expand capacity and reduce maintenance.

Course Curriculum

Welcome to Baghouse.com Training Course

Dust Collection Training Overview

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Lesson 1 — Introduction to Industrial Dust Collection Systems

Lesson 2 — Dust Collector Filters

Lesson 3 — Filter Cleaning Methods

Lesson 4 — Dust Discharge and Conveying Methods

Lesson 5 — Baghouse Design Overview

Lesson 5.0 — Introduction

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Lesson 5.1 — Introduction to Baghouse Design

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Lesson 5.2 — Defining The Purpose of a System and Selecting the Correct Type of Collector for the Application

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Lesson 5.3 — Operating Variables: Differential Pressure

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Lesson 5.4 — Airflow (CFM)

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Lesson 5.5 — Vacuum Pressure & Static Pressure

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Lesson 5.6 — Air Velocity & Minimum Conveying Velocity

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Lesson 5.7 — Air-To-Cloth Ratio & Collection Efficiency

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Lesson 5.8 — Additional Design Considerations

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Lesson 5.9 — Types of Pneumatic Conveying
Lesson 5.10 — Common Problems When Undersizing a System

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Lesson 5 — Quiz

Lesson 6 — Baghouse Maintenance & Operation

Supplemental Lesson A — Combustible & Hazardous Dust

Supplemental Lesson B — Filter Replacement Procedure

Appendix

Dye Leak Test Procedure

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Example Preventative Maintenance Checklist

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Setting Up a Pulse Jet Controller

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The Importance of Compressed Air for a Pulse Jet Baghouse

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Bin Vents Explained
Spark Traps Explained
HEPA After-Filters

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Complete Startup Procedure

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Glossary of Dust Collection Terms

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Fabric, Emissions and Bag Failure Testing

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Baghouse.com Service, Inspection, and Training Programs

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(FREE TRIAL) – Dust Collection Online Training Course

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Course Curriculum

Welcome to Baghouse.com Training Course

Dust Collection Training Overview

Lesson 1 — Introduction to Industrial Dust Collection Systems

Lesson 1.0 — Introduction

Lesson 1.1 — The Journey of Dust Collectors

Lesson 1.2 — The Purpose of Dust Collectors

Lesson 1.3 — Types of Dust Collectors

Lesson 1.4 — Basic Components of a Dust Collection System

Lesson 1.5 — Ductwork, Controls, and Other Associated Systems

Lesson 1 — Quiz

Lesson 2 — Dust Collector Filters

Lesson 2.0 — Introduction

Lesson 2.1 — How Do Filters Work?

Lesson 2.2 — Types of Dust Collector Filters

Lesson 2.3 — Filter Medias

Lesson 2.4 — Fabric Treatments and Membranes

Lesson 2.5 — Early Failure vs. End of Life Failure

Lesson 2 — Quiz

Lesson 3 — Filter Cleaning Methods

Lesson 3.0 — Introduction

Lesson 3.1 — Filter Cleaning Systems

Lesson 3.2 — Shaker Baghouses

Lesson 3.3 — Reverse Air Baghouses

Lesson 3.4 — Pulse Jet Dust Collectors

Lesson 3.5 — Rotating Low/Medium Pressure Reverse Air Variations

Lesson 3.6 — Supplemental Cleaning Devices

Lesson 3 — Quiz

Lesson 4 — Dust Discharge and Conveying Methods

Lesson 4.0 — Introduction

Lesson 4.1 — Dust Discharge Methods

Lesson 4.2 — Dust Disposal, Storage and Reuse

Lesson 4.3 — Problems Related to Discharge Systems

Lesson 4 — Quiz

Lesson 5 — Baghouse Design Overview

Lesson 5.0 — Introduction

Lesson 5.1 — Introduction to Baghouse Design

Lesson 5.2 — Defining The Purpose of a System and Selecting the Correct Type of Collector for the Application

Lesson 5.3 — Operating Variables: Differential Pressure

Lesson 5.4 — Airflow (CFM)

Lesson 5.5 — Vacuum Pressure & Static Pressure

Lesson 5.6 — Air Velocity & Minimum Conveying Velocity

Lesson 5.7 — Air-To-Cloth Ratio & Collection Efficiency

Lesson 5.8 — Additional Design Considerations

Lesson 5.9 — Types of Pneumatic Conveying

Lesson 5.10 — Common Problems When Undersizing a System

Lesson 5 — Quiz

Lesson 6 — Baghouse Maintenance & Operation

Lesson 6.0 — Introduction

Lesson 6.1 — Installation

Lesson 6.2 — Baghouse Startup and Shutdown Procedures

Lesson 6.3 — Monitoring a Dust Collection System

Lesson 6.4 — Preventative Maintenance and Record Keeping

Lesson 6.5 — Filter Replacement and Leak Testing

Lesson 6.6 — Common Operating Problems

Lesson 6 — Quiz

Supplemental Lesson A — Combustible & Hazardous Dust

Supplemental Lesson A — Introduction

Combustible Dust — What Is It?

Combustible Dust — Regulations & Compliance

Combustible Dust — NFPA Requirements

Hazardous Dusts

Supplemental Lesson A — Quiz

Supplemental Lesson B — Filter Replacement Procedure

Supplemental Lesson A — Introduction

Principles of Proper Filter Changeout

Top Load Pulse Jet Filter Replacement

Bottom/Side Load Pulse Jet Filter Replacement

Cartridge Collector Filter Replacement

Reverse Air and Shaker Filter Replacement

Supplemental Lesson B —Quiz

Appendix

Dye Leak Test Procedure

Example Preventative Maintenance Checklist

Setting Up a Pulse Jet Controller

The Importance of Compressed Air for a Pulse Jet Baghouse

Bin Vents Explained