Industrial Cyclone Dust Collector and Separator
- Model
- Cyclone
Item specifics
- Material of Shell
- Carbon Steel/304 or 316L Stainless Steel
- Thickness of Shell
- 3mm/4mm/5mm
- Discharge Valve
- Rotary Airlock/Gate Valve/Heavy Hammer Flap Valve
- Certification of Motor
- CE/CSA/UL/ATEX
Review
Description
Introduction of Cyclone Dust Collector
Cyclone dust collector is an industrial air filtration system that uses centrifugal force to separate and remove large dust particles from an airstream before they reach the main filtration system. It operates by creating a high-speed rotating airflow inside a cylindrical or conical chamber, forcing heavier dust and debris to fall into a collection bin, while lighter, cleaner air exits through the top. Cyclone dust collectors are widely used in woodworking, metal processing, grain handling, cement manufacturing, and other industries dealing with large volumes of coarse dust. Cyclone dust collector is an efficient, cost-effective solution for managing large dust loads, reducing maintenance for secondary filters, and improving overall air quality in industrial settings.
Key Features of Cyclone Dust Collector
>High-Efficiency Separation – Removes up to 99% of large dust particles before they reach secondary filtration.
>No Filter Media Required – Uses centrifugal force instead of filter bags or cartridges, reducing maintenance costs.
>Handles High-Volume Dust Loads – Ideal for heavy-duty industrial applications with continuous dust generation.
>Durable & Low Maintenance – Typically constructed from steel, stainless steel, or heavy-duty plastic for long-term durability.
>Works as a Pre-Separator – Often used before baghouse or cartridge filters to extend their lifespan by reducing dust load.
>Standalone or Integrated System – Can function independently or be connected to a central dust collection system.
Components of Cyclone Dust Collector
1. Cyclone Chamber
>Cylindrical & Conical Body – The main housing where the swirling motion of air separates dust particles.
>Tangential Inlet – Positioned on the side to introduce air in a way that promotes a cyclone effect.
>Air Outlet (Clean Air Exhaust) – Located at the top, allowing lighter, cleaner air to exit.
2. Dust Collection System
>Dust Hopper – Collects separated dust and debris at the bottom of the cyclone.
>Rotary Airlock Valve (Optional) – Ensures controlled dust discharge while preventing air leakage.
>Dust Bin or Drum – Stores collected dust before disposal or further processing.
3. Fan & Airflow System
>Induced Draft Fan – Creates the necessary airflow to pull dust-laden air into the cyclone.
>Ductwork – Connects the cyclone to the dust-producing machinery or central ventilation system.
>Exhaust Stack or Silencer (Optional) – Directs cleaned air outside or back into the facility with minimal noise.
4. Support & Control Components
>Structural Frame – Supports the cyclone and stabilizes the system.
>Differential Pressure Gauge (Optional) – Monitors airflow resistance, helping optimize performance.
>Control Panel (Optional) – Regulates fan speed, monitors dust levels, and automates system operation.
