In many industrial dust collection systems, filter bags are exposed to spark-prone and high-temperature environments. Without the right filter material, this can result in scorching, melting, or complete bag failure. Common situations include:
These conditions often lead to spot burns, melting holes, or even dust collector fires, causing unplanned shutdowns, safety risks, and increased maintenance costs.
Omela Filtration provides high-performance flame-retardant filter bags specifically designed for demanding combustion environments. These bags are made from inherently flame-resistant fibers such as PPS or Aramid, and can be optionally treated with flame-retardant coatings for enhanced safety.
In a biomass power plant project, the customer previously experienced frequent bag failures due to inconsistent fuel and hot particle ignition. After switching to Omela’s flame-retardant PPS filter bags, they reported:
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⚠️ Why Do Filter Bags Burn? In many industrial dust collection systems, filter bags are exposed to spark-prone and high-temper
Background – Industrial Demand for Cleaner and Smarter Filtration With global initiatives like carbon peaking and carbon neutral
Small industrial boilers are widely used in: These units often burn coal, biomass, or oil, producing fine dust and particulate mat