Brief analysis of the dust removal principle of single-stage gas generator?
After this period of understanding, I believe that everyone is familiar with the single-stage gas generator, but for customers who want to know more about this product, these contents are not enough. Today, the editor will share with you the knowledge about dust removal in single-stage gas generators, hoping to attract your attention and give everyone a detailed understanding of single-stage gas generators. In this way, everyone can be aware of it when buying and using it, and not be in a hurry. I hope it will inspire and help everyone.
The principle of single-stage gas generator dust removal is to use the gas to slow down and increase the residence time when passing through the enlarged cross-section, so that larger particles sink to the bottom of the ash bag under their own weight. Gas is generally required to function in a sedimentation dust collector. In addition to enlarging the cross-section to reduce the gas flow rate, sometimes installing partitions or changing the direction of the air flow is also used to increase dust removal efficiency. The dust in the gas collides with the fixed partition or the wall of the chamber. Due to the loss of speed, it is separated from the air flow. In order to facilitate dust cleaning, the bottom of the settling dust collector or dust knife is generally made into a cone, and the dry dust door comes out to remove the dust. In this type of dust collector equipment, less dust contained in the gas settles.
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