Pressure
Insufficient pressure reduces cleaning efficiency, while excessive pressure can damage the filters. To maintain optimal levels, pressure regulators and vacuum pumps are installed in dust collection systems to help maintain the necessary parameters for proper operation.
Temperature
High temperatures can damage filters, especially fabric ones. For operation in such conditions, heat-resistant materials and cooling systems are used. Low temperatures may lead to condensation, which reduces efficiency.
For dust collection systems working in high-temperature environments (e.g., in metallurgical or energy industries), heat-resistant filters and specialized ventilation systems capable of withstanding elevated temperatures are often applied. In some cases, insulation is required to prevent the air from freezing within the equipment.
Humidity
High humidity promotes dust agglomeration, impairing filtration and causing filter clogging. Low humidity increases the suspension of dust particles in the air. To control humidity, dehumidification or humidification systems are used.
For optimal operation of dust collection systems, it is important to account for these factors and install appropriate control and protection systems.