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RPJ Bag Filter

Collects the product out of the air stream. Cleaned on line, so the plant does not stop for the filter.

Reverse pulse jetType
On lineCleaning
1 per millQty

Specification

Every figure, and where it comes from.

Values are taken from the company's own technical specification and cross-checked against its quotations. Where two documents disagree, both readings and the rule applied are stated in the row.

Type
Reverse pulse jetTechnical specification item 7
Cleaning
On lineTechnical specification item 7
Air flow
As per standardTechnical specification item 7
Air-to-cloth ratio
As per standardTechnical specification item 7
Quantity
1 per millTechnical specification item 7

The drawing

How it is built, and how it moves.

Drawn on the same drafting system as the rest of the set: five stroke weights by role, a 2 px grid, and motion derived from the machine's own kinematics rather than approximated.

Engineering drawing of the rpj bag filter, animated

How it works

The principle behind the specification.

On-line cleaning

Dust-laden air enters below the tube sheet and passes through caged bags from outside to inside, leaving a cake on the outer surface. A diaphragm valve fires a short blast of compressed air down the inside of a row of bags; the shock sheds the cake, which falls to the hopper. Only one row is off duty at a time, so filtration never stops — that is what 'on line' means and it is why the plant does not need a second filter to switch to.

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