The 64-5 air box pulse jet dust collector is a high-performance, compartmentalized baghouse system designed for efficient and continuous dust filtration in various heavy-duty industrial environments. With 5 compartments and 64 filter bags per compartment (a total of 320 bags), this model is ideal for medium to large-scale dust control operations.
The 64-5 dust collector is widely used in industries with high dust concentrations and demanding environmental standards, including:
Its robust design allows it to operate in high-temperature, high-humidity, and corrosive environments, maintaining stable performance and meeting strict environmental compliance requirements.
| Parameter | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Airflow Capacity | ~23,000 m³/h | Suitable for medium/large operations |
| Number of Filter Bags | 320 (64 bags × 5 chambers) | Multi-compartment design |
| Filter Bag Length | 3,000 mm | Long bag configuration |
| Total Filtration Area | ~420 m² | Large effective surface area |
| Dust Removal Efficiency | ≥ 99.9% | High-efficiency filtration |
| Outlet Dust Emission | ≤ 50 mg/Nm³ | Complies with emission standards |
| Cleaning Method | Offline compartmental pulse jet | Energy-efficient and thorough |
| Structural Layout | Compact, modular | Easy installation and maintenance |
Each chamber is isolated and cleaned one at a time, allowing the remaining chambers to keep working. This results in stable airflow and improved dust removal efficiency.
The modular structure and high bag density reduce the footprint, minimizing the construction and maintenance costs.
Equipped with large-diameter pulse valves and efficient air distribution, the cleaning process is strong yet smooth, reducing wear and extending bag service life.
The system is capable of achieving outlet dust concentrations below 50 mg/Nm³, making it compliant with the latest environmental regulations.
Its advanced dust cleaning and compartmentalized operation make it well-suited for heavy-load conditions such as kiln dust, chemical powder, or explosive dust environments.
