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Baghouse Dust Collector

Pulse-Jet Bag Filter

Also known as a Baghouse Dust Collector, this high-efficiency fabric filter cleans exhaust gases from cement kilns, mills, coolers, and transfer points. With air volumes from 6,912 to 322,560 m³/min, 96 to 3,584 filter bags, and filtration efficiency above 99.9%, it delivers clean emissions below 20 mg/Nm³ — meeting the strictest environmental standards.

6,912-322,560 m³/minAir Volume
96-3,584Filter Bags
>99.9%Filtration Efficiency
≤20 mg/Nm³Emissions

Product Overview

About the Pulse-Jet Bag Filter

The pulse-jet bag filter is the primary air-pollution-control device in a modern cement plant. Dust-laden exhaust gas from the kiln, raw mill, clinker cooler, cement mill, coal mill, and material transfer points is drawn through a housing containing hundreds or thousands of cylindrical fabric filter bags. As gas passes through the bag fabric, dust particles are trapped on the outer surface while clean gas exits through the bag interior and up the plenum to the stack.

Periodically, a brief, high-pressure pulse of compressed air is injected into each row of bags (the pulse-jet cleaning mechanism). This pulse flexes the bag fabric, dislodging the accumulated dust cake, which falls into the collection hopper for reclamation or disposal. Unlike shaker or reverse-air cleaners, pulse-jet cleaning is performed on-line — without interrupting filtration — allowing continuous, high-volume operation.

LIMING Machinery manufactures pulse-jet bag filters with air volumes from 6,912 to 322,560 m³/min and 96 to 3,584 filter bags. With the correct bag fabric (polyester, PPS, P84, aramid, or PTFE) for each application's temperature and chemistry, the filter achieves >99.9% efficiency and emissions below 20 mg/Nm³ — ensuring compliance with the world's strictest emission standards.

Types of Bag Filters

Bag filters are classified by their cleaning mechanism and gas-flow arrangement.

Pulse-Jet Bag Filter

The modern standard for cement. Compressed-air pulses clean bags on-line without interrupting filtration. Highest efficiency, largest capacity, and most compact footprint — suitable for kiln, mill, and cooler exhaust.

Reverse-Air / Shaker Filter

Older designs that clean bags by reversing gas flow or mechanically shaking the bags. Lower cleaning intensity and require off-line cleaning — used in smaller or legacy installations where compressed air is unavailable.

Key Benefits

Advantages of the LIMING Pulse-Jet Bag Filter

Engineered for high efficiency, long bag life, and reliable continuous-duty dust collection.

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High Efficiency (>99.9%)

Multi-layer needle-felt bags and optimized gas distribution reduce dust emissions to below 20 mg/Nm³ — well within national and international emission limits for cement plants, even for fine PM2.5 particulate.

On-Line Pulse Cleaning

Compressed-air pulses clean each bag row in turn without interrupting filtration, allowing continuous high-volume operation. Minimal pressure fluctuation and no need to compartmentalize the filter for off-line cleaning.

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High-Temperature Bags

Bag fabrics include polyester (≤150°C), aramid/Nomex (≤204°C), PPS (≤190°C), P84 (≤260°C), and PTFE (≤250°C) — matching each cement application's temperature and chemical environment for long bag life.

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Modular & Compact

Modular compartment design allows sizing from 96 to 3,584 bags for any air volume. Compact footprint and walkway-integrated access simplify installation and maintenance, even on retrofit sites.

Pulse-Jet Bag Filter Specifications

Select a model based on your exhaust gas volume. LIMING can also customize bag count, fabric, and housing size.

Model Air Volume (m³/min) Filter Bags Bag Size (mm) Filtration Area (m²) Efficiency
PPC-32-26,91296φ130×2,45096>99.9%
PPC-32-310,368144φ130×2,450144>99.9%
PPC-32-413,824192φ130×2,450192>99.9%
PPC-32-517,280240φ130×2,450240>99.9%
PPC-64-427,648384φ130×2,450384>99.9%
PPC-64-534,560480φ130×2,450480>99.9%
PPC-64-641,472576φ130×2,450576>99.9%
PPC-96-551,840720φ130×2,450720>99.9%
PPC-96-662,208864φ130×2,450864>99.9%
PPC-128-682,9441,152φ130×2,4501,152>99.9%
PPC-128-8110,5921,536φ130×2,4501,536>99.9%
PPC-144-8124,4161,728φ130×2,4501,728>99.9%
PPC-160-10172,8002,400φ130×2,4502,400>99.9%
PPC-176-12229,8243,168φ130×2,4503,168>99.9%
PPC-184-14268,8003,584φ130×2,4503,584>99.9%

* Specifications are for reference only. Actual performance depends on gas properties, dust loading, and bag fabric. Contact LIMING for model selection.

How It Works

Working Principle of the Pulse-Jet Bag Filter

The pulse-jet bag filter operates on the principle of surface filtration. Dust-laden gas is drawn through a fabric bag; particles are trapped on the bag's outer surface while clean gas passes through. Periodic compressed-air pulses clean the bags without interrupting operation:

  1. Dust-laden gas entry: Exhaust gas from the kiln, mill, or cooler enters the filter housing tangentially. A baffle or diffuser slows the gas and distributes it evenly across the bag rows, causing larger particles to drop directly into the hopper by gravity.
  2. Filtration: The gas flows outward through the cylindrical filter bags (mounted on wire cages). Dust particles are trapped on the outer fabric surface, forming a dust cake that itself improves filtration, while clean gas passes through the fabric and up the bag interior to the clean-air plenum and stack.
  3. Pulse-jet cleaning: As the dust cake thickens, pressure drop rises. A timer or pressure-differential controller triggers a brief (0.1–0.2 s) pulse of compressed air into each bag row via a solenoid valve. The pulse travels down the bag, flexing the fabric and dislodging the dust cake into the hopper.
  4. Dust collection & discharge: Dislodged dust falls into the hopper and is discharged via a rotary valve or screw conveyor to the material reclaim or disposal system. Clean gas, now below 20 mg/Nm³, exits the stack to atmosphere.

Pulse-Jet Bag Filter FAQ

What filtration efficiency does the pulse-jet bag filter achieve?
LIMING pulse-jet bag filters achieve filtration efficiency of >99.9%, reducing dust emissions to below 20–30 mg/Nm³ — well within national and international emission standards for cement plants. The exact emission level depends on bag fabric, gas chemistry, and dust loading.
How does the pulse-jet cleaning mechanism work?
Compressed-air pulses are delivered to each row of filter bags via a pilot-controlled solenoid valve. The brief (0.1–0.2 s), high-pressure pulse creates a shock wave that flexes the bag fabric and dislodges the dust cake, which falls into the hopper for collection. Cleaning is performed on-line, row by row, without interrupting filtration.
Which cement processes use bag filters?
Bag filters are used throughout the cement plant — on the kiln and raw mill exhaust (often as a combined system), the clinker cooler, the cement mill, the coal mill, and numerous transfer points and silos. Each application has specific temperature, moisture, and dust-loading requirements that determine the bag fabric and housing design.

Need a Bag Filter for Your Cement Plant?

Tell us your exhaust gas volume, temperature, and dust loading. Our engineers will recommend the optimal bag filter model, bag fabric, and configuration.

WhatsApp: +86 153 3380 7511 [email protected]
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