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    Bag Filter Calculation

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    The document outlines the design of a pulse jet bag filter, including calculations for the required filtration area based on gas flow rate, temperature, dust concentration, and particle diameter. It specifies the total filtration area, volume and air consumption for the filter, as well as the standard bag size and number of bags required based on the calculated values. Formulas are provided to calculate the filtration surface area, filter volume, air consumption, and surface area based on the gas flow rate and other parameters.

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    Bag Filter Calculation

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    The document outlines the design of a pulse jet bag filter, including calculations for the required filtration area based on gas flow rate, temperature, dust concentration, and particle diameter. It specifies the total filtration area, volume and air consumption for the filter, as well as the standard bag size and number of bags required based on the calculated values. Formulas are provided to calculate the filtration surface area, filter volume, air consumption, and surface area based on the gas flow rate and other parameters.

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    The document outlines the design of a pulse jet bag filter, including calculations for the required filtration area based on gas flow rate, temperature, dust concentration, and particle diameter. It specifies the total filtration area, volume and air consumption for the filter, as well as the standard bag size and number of bags required based on the calculated values. Formulas are provided to calculate the filtration surface area, filter volume, air consumption, and surface area based on the gas flow rate and other parameters.

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    Bag Filter Calculation

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    Jag Khadse
    The document outlines the design of a pulse jet bag filter, including calculations for the required filtration area based on gas flow rate, temperature, dust concentration, and particle diameter. It specifies the total filtration area, volume and air consumption for the filter, as well as the standard bag size and number of bags required based on the calculated values. Formulas are provided to calculate the filtration surface area, filter volume, air consumption, and surface area based on the gas flow rate and other parameters.

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    PULSE JET BAG FILTER DESIGN

    Flow gas rate


    Temperture
    Concentration of the dust in gases
    Average diameter of the particle in dust
    Tye of dust to be handled

    Calculation of filtering area


    Total filtering area required as per Calculation
    Volume occupied by filter
    Consumption of Compressure Air
    Surface occupied by the filter

    Assumptions of bag size


    Diameter of the bags to be fixed
    Length of the bags

    No of bags required

    DISTRIBUTION
    Number of Rows in the Bag house
    Number of Columns in the Bag house

    Formulas used in designing


    The filtering surface (SF) given in m2 is estimated using the following expression:
     
    SF m 2  0.26  F  c0.18  350   0.5
    Where:
    F = gas flow at 25 °C given in m3/min
    c = concentration of dust given in g/m3
    φ = average diameter of the particle, in μm
    For example, con F=700 m3/min , c = 40 g/m3, φ = 50 μm :
         
    SF m 2  0.26  700  (40) 0.18  350  (50) 0.5  403m 2
    Volume occupied by the filter (m3) = 0.33 · SF; 133 m3 for the example
    Consumption of compressed air (Nm3/h) = 0.215 · SF; 87 Nm3/h for the example
    Surface occupied by the filter (m2) = 0.047 · SF; 19 m2 for the example
    In case the values of “c” and “φ” are unkown, an appropriate expression is:
     
    SF m 2  0.014  Q, Q must be given in Nm 3 / h
    PULSE JET BAG FILTER DESIGN

    2500 m3/hr
    200 degree C
    e dust in gases 30 gm/m3
    f the particle in dust 200 µm c^0.18
    Cement

    equired as per Calculation 41.1 m2


    13.6 m3
    mpressure Air 8.8 Nm3/hr D 0.15
    1.9 m2 L 3.5

    Volume 1.7
    s to be fixed 0.15 m
    3.5 m
    No of bags 24
    25 nos

    the Bag house 10 nos


    s in the Bag house 3 nos

    = 0.33 · SF; 133 m3 for the example


    = 0.215 · SF; 87 Nm3/h for the example
    F; 19 m2 for the example
    1575.05285412262 m3/hr at 25 degree C
    26.2508809020437 m3/min
    1.84451344764298
    um^-0.5 0.070710678118655

    37.3

    3.5 1.66700760181108

    Flow of Gas Q 26.25 m³/min


    Temp T 200 °C
    Cocn of Dust C 30 gm/m³
    Diameter D 200 micron

    Active Filtration Area (0.26*Q*C^0.18)+(350*D^-0.5)

    Active Filtration area 37.3 m²


    Total Filtration area Required 41.1 m²
    Volume occupied by Filter 13.6 m³
    Consumption of Compresser air 8.83 Nm3/hr
    Surface occupied by Filter 1.93 m²

    Std Diameter of bags 0.15 m


    Std Length of bags 3.5 m

    Volume of bag

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