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Many problems arise over how to properly dispose of dust in the baghouse once it is collected. Improper dust disposal can directly impact the operation of your baghouse.\u00a0Storing dust in your baghouse hopper is a terrible idea<\/a>. Dust collector hoppers are designed for temporary<\/strong><\/em> storage only. If collected dust builds up in the hopper it can cause several problems.<\/p>\n

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  1. It\u00a0directly causes filter bag abrasion<\/strong>, the wearing holes near the bottoms of the bags. This happens because the rising dust levels disrupts the carefully engineered airflow mechanics within the baghouse. When high speed air is pulled across the surface of a pile of dust in the hopper it picks the dust back up (i.e. dust reentrainment) and essentially throws it back at the filter. The effect is much like sandblasting your filter bags, something no bags will ever be able to withstand.<\/li>\n
  2. Large amounts of dust can provide ample fuel for fires or even combustible dust explosions<\/a><\/strong>. Sparks and embers can make their way into the unit from cutting, grinding or other friction generating processes as well venting of furnaces and other heat sources. These ignition sources can ignite bags upon reaching the baghouse or pass through to the hopper. In either case, large amounts of dust in the hopper provide ample fuel for continuing a fire or making it much worse.<\/li>\n
  3. Excess hopper buildup will block off the baghouse and cause a loss of suction throughout the system<\/strong>. Loss of suction at pickup points can shutdown entire plant processes, damage equipment and even cause environmental safety hazards and increase emissions levels past permissible limits.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Clearly, failure to keep the discharge working efficiency can have serious consequences. So how can you make sure your discharge system meets the needs of your baghouse?<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>\n

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