With the increasing emphasis on environmental protection by countries, more and more enterprises are beginning to require equipment for industrial environmental protection and industrial cleaning. Industrial dust collection equipment is widely used in chemical production, and in certain basic chemical industries such as sulfuric acid and synthetic ammonia, dust collectors are considered key equipment. With the rapid development of construction and the chemical industry, especially the increasing scale of installations, efficient industrial vacuum cleaners and dust collectors have become one of the essential key pieces of equipment in projects related to energy recovery, gas purification, catalyst recovery, and preventing air pollution.

Now, with the increasing emphasis on environmental protection construction by the country, more and more enterprises are beginning to require equipment for industrial environmental protection and industrial cleaning. Industrial dust collection equipment is widely used in chemical production, and in certain basic chemical industries such as sulfuric acid and synthetic ammonia, dust collectors are considered key equipment. With the rapid development of construction and the chemical industry, especially as facilities become increasingly large-scale, high-efficiency industrial vacuum cleaners and industrial dust collectors have become one of the essential key pieces of equipment in energy recovery, gas purification, catalyst recovery, and preventing air pollution.

First, purify the dispersed medium. For example, if there are solid particles in the raw gas of a catalytic bed reaction, it will severely affect the effectiveness of the catalyst, so it must be removed using an industrial vacuum cleaner and dust collector before the raw gas enters the reactor.

Second, purify the exhaust gas. Before discharging waste gas in production, solid particles should be separated as much as possible to facilitate comprehensive utilization and environmental protection.

Third, eliminate explosion hazards. Certain carbon-containing substances and fine metal powders can form explosive mixtures when mixed with air, so explosive materials should be removed before mixing.