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    The document outlines the calculation of suction air requirements and sizing of hoods and ducts for a dust collection system. A total suction air requirement of 11250 cubic meters per hour is calculated based on individual component needs. Hood sizes are determined based on required air quantities and capture velocities. Duct diameters are sized according to air quantities and designated duct velocities using standard duct sizing formulas. Diameters ranging from 140mm to 445mm are obtained.

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    Bag Filter Design Calculations

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    The document outlines the calculation of suction air requirements and sizing of hoods and ducts for a dust collection system. A total suction air requirement of 11250 cubic meters per hour is calculated based on individual component needs. Hood sizes are determined based on required air quantities and capture velocities. Duct diameters are sized according to air quantities and designated duct velocities using standard duct sizing formulas. Diameters ranging from 140mm to 445mm are obtained.

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    The document outlines the calculation of suction air requirements and sizing of hoods and ducts for a dust collection system. A total suction air requirement of 11250 cubic meters per hour is calculated based on individual component needs. Hood sizes are determined based on required air quantities and capture velocities. Duct diameters are sized according to air quantities and designated duct velocities using standard duct sizing formulas. Diameters ranging from 140mm to 445mm are obtained.

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    Bag Filter Design Calculations

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    Snehendu Biswas
    The document outlines the calculation of suction air requirements and sizing of hoods and ducts for a dust collection system. A total suction air requirement of 11250 cubic meters per hour is calculated based on individual component needs. Hood sizes are determined based on required air quantities and capture velocities. Duct diameters are sized according to air quantities and designated duct velocities using standard duct sizing formulas. Diameters ranging from 140mm to 445mm are obtained.

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    Suction Air Calculation

    Suction Air Quantity Q = 1000 m3/hr


    Design Margin 25%
    Air Quantity Q = 1250 m3/hr
    Material factor f = 2 Dry and Dusty
    Suction Air Quantity Q1 = 2500 m3/hr Heavy (Screen Bldg)
    Q2 = 1250 m3/hr Light (I-Bin)
    No of Suction Hoods H1 = 4
    H2 = 1
    Total Suction Air Quantity Q = 11250 m3/hr
    Hood Design
    Capture Velocity Vc = 0.8 m/s powder
    = 2.5 m/s grains
    = 3 m/s lumps
    Air quantity Q1 = 0.69 m3/s
    Also Q1 = Area (A) x Capture Velocity (Vc)
    Area A1 = 0.87 m2
    Hood Size (m x m) H1 = 0.93 x 0.93
    Air quantity Q2 0.35 m3/s
    Also Q2 = Area (A) x Capture Velocity (Vc)
    Area A2 = 0.434 m2
    Hood Size (m x m) H2 = 0.66 x 0.66
    Duct Design at Suction
    Duct Velocity Vd = 22 m/s Horizontal
    18 m/s Vertical
    Suction Air Quantity Q1 = 0.69 m3/s
    Q1 = (3.14*d*d)/4 x Duct Velocity Vd
    Diameter of Duct d1 = 0.200 m
    = 200 mm
    Suction Air Quantity Q2 = 0.35 m3/s
    Q2 = (3.14*d*d)/4 x Duct Velocity Vd
    Diameter of Duct d2 = 0.142 m
    = 140 mm
    Duct Design at Intersections
    Suction Air Quantity Qi1 = 1.39 m3/s
    Qi1 = (3.14*d*d)/4 x Duct Velocity Vd
    Diameter of Duct at Suction di1 = 0.284 m
    = 280 mm
    Suction Air Quantity Qi2 = 1.39 m3/s
    Qi2 = (3.14*d*d)/4 x Duct Velocity Vd
    Diameter of Duct at Suction di2 = 0.284 m
    = 280 mm
    Suction Air Quantity Qi3 = 2.78 m3/s
    Qi3 = (3.14*d*d)/4 x Duct Velocity Vd
    Diameter of Duct at Suction di3 = 0.401 m
    = 400 mm
    Suction Air Quantity Qi4 = 0.69 m3/s
    Qi4 = (3.14*d*d)/4 x Duct Velocity Vd
    Diameter of Duct at Suction di4 = 0.200 m
    = 200 mm
    Suction Air Quantity Qi4 = 3.47 m3/s
    Qi4 = (3.14*d*d)/4 x Duct Velocity Vd
    Diameter of Duct at Suction di4 = 0.448 m
    = 445 mm

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