Wet dust collector: Wet dust collector is used to separate particles from gas by the action of water film, which is often used to treat dust with high temperature, high humidity, viscosity and easy adhesion.
Dry dust collector: Dry dust collector separates particles from gas by filtration, inertia, electrostatic dust removal and other methods, and is often used to treat dust with low temperature and low humidity and difficult adhesion.
Cyclone dust collector: Cyclone dust collector is used to separate particles from gas by centrifugal force generated by gas rotation, which is suitable for treating dust with small and medium particle size and low concentration.
Electrostatic precipitator: Electrostatic precipitator uses high-voltage electric field to charge particles in gas and deposit them on dust collecting plates or collectors with different polarity charges, which is suitable for treating dust with high concentration and fine particles.
Pulse bag filter: Pulse bag filter is used to filter the gas through the filter bag, and then the dust on the filter bag is removed by pulse filter, which is suitable for treating small and medium-sized dust with high concentration.
Rotary spray dust collector: The rotary spray dust collector is to install the spray device inside the equipment, spray water mist into the gas through the centrifugal force generated by high-speed rotation, and separate the particles through the interaction between the water mist and particles.
Activated carbon adsorption dust collector: Activated carbon adsorption dust collector uses activated carbon to adsorb organic substances in gas, and is often used to treat organic pollutants such as VOCs.
The above only lists some common types of industrial dust removal equipment, and the specific selection should be based on the nature of pollutants, the flow rate of treated air, dust removal efficiency, equipment cost and other factors.