Jet Bag Filter System

A filter-cleaning apparatus utilizes pulsed air to remove matter collected on a first surface of a filter. Reverse flow loosens the material which is collected in a hopper on the upstream side of the filter. The collected matter may then be combusted in the hopper so that the amount of material collected is minimized. The pulses are directed at the filter with a controlled shape and time to optimize reverse pulsing. Pulsing occurs while the thermal exhaust flow continues so that operation of the engine is not interrupted. A number of valves may be utilized to clean one or more filters.

MFP Manufactures and Supplies of Pulse Jet Bag Filter Systems with below feature:

• High Collecting Efficiency
• Low pressure drop
• Economically Designed
• Low Maintenance and Operative Cost.