Abstract:
The invention refers to a method and device for washing dust-removing filters, wherein above each sleeve or cartridge (M) is positioned a mini tank (9) of pneumatic energy (compressed air) similar to an explosive charge is positioned, ready to operate on the head of the filtering sleeve triggered in cascade fashion, wherein each tank is provided with a valve with membrane system or with lip junction.
Abstract:
A filter cartridge (16) for cleaning the dedusting filter of a silo by means of an air nozzle (26) into which the air is blown intermittently, arranged above a filter cartridge (16) of the filter (12) provided with a filter jacket (18), is characterized in that at least one recess body (22) is present inside the filter cartridge (16). Said body is virtually free of contact with the filter jacket (18) of the filter cartridge and is closed on all sides or its opening is positioned in the filter cartridge with respect to the air nozzle (38, 40) so that no air can be blown into it through the air nozzle (38, 40).
Abstract:
Shown is an apparatus and method for cleaning filter units of an air filtering system using a reverse flow pulse of pressurized air. The filter cleaning system includes a venturi element (36) with a narrowed throat portion (56). A blowpipe (46) is substantially axially aligned with the venturi (36) and has an outlet nozzle (50) that is flared in a substantially conical shape with an included angle that (64) that exceeds an angle at (62) at which high pressure air would ordinarily diverge from an unmodified blowpipe opening. The nozzle (50) is axially spaced from the venturi at a selected distance (70) such that a high velocity pulse of air delivered by the blowpipe (46) through the nozzle (50) is delivered to the outlet portion (58) of the venturi (36) substantially between the outlet opening (62) and the throat (56). This relationship provides a cleaning pulse of air that effectively completely chokes all forward movement of air flow through the venturi (36) and delivers a pulse wave of high pressure, high velocity air along substantially the full length of the tubular filter element (22).
Abstract:
A method of cleaning a filter element includes discharging a quantity of pressurized air from a blow pipe into a Venturi element in air flow communication with a filter element to provide a positive cleaning pressure differential along greater than 95 % of a length of the filter element. In one arrangement, an air filter assembly for accomplishing this method comprises a housing, a first filter construction, a first Venturi element, and a pulse jet cleaning system including a blow pipe. The blow pipe and the Venturi element are constructed and arranged to provide a positive cleaning pressure differential along greater than at least 75 % of the length of the filter media within the element. In one embodiment, the Venturi element is described as including a specially formed contoured section in the throat portion of the element.
Abstract:
An air filter assembly for filtering air with particulate matter therein is provided. The air filter assembly includes a housing having an air inlet and an air outlet, and a spacer wall separating the housing into a filtering chamber and a clear air chamber. The spacer wall includes a first air flow aperture therein. The assembly includes a filter element positioned in air flow communication with the first air flow aperture. The assembly also includes a Venturi element (70) mounted in the spacer wall first air flow aperture. The Venturi element includes a bell-mouth-shaped end portion (74) which projects into an inner clean air chamber of the first filter element. The assembly includes a pulse jet cleaning apparatus having a nozzle oriented to direct a pulse of air into the first Venturi element in a direction toward the first filter element.
Abstract:
There is described an apparatus for cleaning filter bags (1) by reverse flushing of the filter bags (1) with a gas, which filter bags (1) are arranged in sections comprising one or more filter bags (1), which sections are connected to the cleaning apparatus (2) by ducts (4) which are arranged in a circle around the appartus (2). The apparatus (2) comprises a circular, stationary port tube (8) having ports (9) disposed at each of the ducts (4), a rotating nozzle tube (7) having a nozzle (15), which nozzle tube (7) is disposed on the inside of the port tube (8), a venturi/ejector (10) provided on the outside of the port tube (8) and connected with the nozzle tube (7) by means of an arm (11), which nozzle tube (7) and venturi/ejector (10) are adapted for stepwise rotation with the aid of an advancing means. There is also described a method which utilizes the apparatus.
Abstract:
The invention comprises a self-cleaning screening device (11) for separating fine particles from a stream of air and a mixture containing coarse and fine particulates. The device (11) includes a tilted box-like housing formed by walls (12-15), a plurality of elongated screening elements (26) arranged in the housing, and an air cleaning device comprising a blow pipe (31) and a series of nozzles (27) directed at the screening elements through Venturi tubes (25). At periodic intervals, a jet or pulse of air is injected into the Venturi tubes (25) to reverse air flow and rid the screening elements (26) of adhered coarse particles.
Abstract:
An air filter cartridge (1) for an air intake system for a vehicle engine, which extends along a main axis (X-X), comprising a filter element (5), suitable to filter the air sucked through it and having extension along the main axis (X-X) and an internal structure (3) that extends inside of the filter element (5). The internal structure (3) identifies a plurality of ducts (30) fluidically independent from each other through which the filtered air flows separately, wherein each duct (30) extends between an inlet mouth (31), placed in proximity of a respective filter element portion (51), and an outlet mouth (32) placed in proximity of the head element (2) in such a way as to induce the intake of air through each duct (30) through said respective portion of the filter element (51).
Abstract:
Filter systems described herein include one or more spacer elements positioned in the dirty air chamber along with the filter elements attached to the spacer elements. The dirty air inlet delivers a dirty air stream into the dirty air chamber along a dirty air flow axis.