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This article discusses how moisture can hinder dustcollector performance and the causes of moisture indust collection systems. The article also explains howmonitoring airstream temperatures in your dustcollection system can help you prevent moistureproblems and describes methods for dryingcompressed air for reverse pulse-jet cleaning systems. moisture can be very disruptive to a dustcollection system. Dust collector filter mediatends to become plugged with material whenwet, particularly if the dust is hygroscopic and absorbswater. The dust-liquid mixture clogs the pores in thefilter media, creating an impermeable coating that canresist most types of filter cleaning systems. The pluggedfilter media resists airflow through the dust collector,causing the pressure drop across the media to rise andthe dust collector s process airflow rate to fabric bag filters exposed to intermittent mois-ture can sometimes regain permeability if the moistureis removed and the filters are allowed to dry.
located outside in those conditions, the temperature of the compressed air in the pulse-jet cleaning system will tend to closely mirror the ambient temperature.
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