BALKRISHNA BOILERS PVT. LTD.

Huda, Panipat, Haryana

The multi-tube shop-assembled Dust collector BALKRISHNA consists of a housing containing a number of collection tubes, each of which is, in fact, a centrifugal dust collector. The dust laden gas entering the dirty air plenum moves downwards into the collecting tube, being guided by a helical veined annular ring. These vanes impart a smooth spiral movement to the gas, setting up a high centrifugal action.

As the gas descends in a cyclonic pattern, the dust is thrown outwards and is discharged through peripheral slots in a shave-off boot. A vortex is formed at the bottom of the centrifugal tube and the clean gas forms an inner whirl which ascends vertically into a discharge (outlet) tube, and then collectively out of the unit through the outlet plenum.

All the collectors are completely assembled to the extent practical for shipment, resulting in minimum erection man-hours and handling at the installation site.

Centrifugally cast- uniform thickness. Even the slightest shift of 1/50 in core placement can cause a reduction in thickness by 3 mm, leading to tube failure in a shorter time due to wear and tear.
Replaceable dust discharge boot- saves on replacement cost. Wear due to Abrasion is maximum at the base of a collecting tube. A sturdy cast iron bolt table boot at the base of the Dust clone facilitates quick, economical replacement.
Peripheral dust discharge- avoids dust re-entrainment.
Integral mounting flange- effective sealing. There is an integral collar with lip and four holes for bolting.

Cyclones are cylindrical chambers with a means of producing spiral flow at the top and a dust bin at bottom. These are primary collectors. Cyclones are useful for all processes such as gas cleaning, de-dusting, product recovery, pneumatic conveying etc. Cyclone with a pulse jet bag filter will offer long life to the bags and maximum efficiency of collection. Cyclones are classified as per the arrangement and number of shells.

The unique helical cover high efficiency cyclonic collectors will separate dust particles from air stream with the impact of centrifugal force. Cyclones are designed for any capacity starts from 500m3/hr. Twin and quadruple arrangements are suggested to accommodate the size for bigger capacities from 25, 000m3/hr. onwards.

- Electrically efficient
- Easy to maintain and operate
- Effective for pollution control
- Balance velocity