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Provides essential safety advice and precautions for operating the equipment.
Illustrates various danger, caution, and other safety stickers found on the equipment.
Details procedures for inspecting incoming shipments for damage or shortages.
Provides guidelines for storing various components like bags, cages, parts, fans, and valves.
Step-by-step procedure for assembling and positioning the dust collector unit.
Guidelines for installing auxiliary equipment and checking system rotation.
Detailed procedures for installing filter bags and cages for various configurations.
Explains how the dust collector functions, including air flow and cleaning cycles.
Lists essential checks for installation and initial operation of the dust collector.
Outlines the correct steps for safely shutting down dust control systems.
Details and part numbers for the Magnehelic differential pressure gauge.
Lists National Controls Corp. and optional Dwyer smart timer models and part numbers.
Details Goyen diaphragm and solenoid valve models, part, and repair kit numbers.
Lists part numbers and specifications for explosion vents.
Details features and logic of AC input pulse cleaning controllers.
Describes the Dwyer DCT1000 timer controller for pulse-jet dust collectors.
Specifies power requirements and wire connection procedures for the DCT1000.
Details connecting an external pressure switch or sensor for demand-cleaning operation.
Guides installation of the DCP pressure module and its electrical connections.
Explains configuring the system for on-demand cleaning using a pressure module.
Details how to configure various settings like time, limits, and alarms.
Procedure to reset all controller parameters to their original factory default values.
Provides guidance for diagnosing and resolving issues with the dust collector.
Identifies causes and checks for high pressure drop across filter bags.
Discusses causes and solutions for blinding or loaded filter bags.
Addresses moisture condensation issues inside the collector.
Discusses causes and checks for very low pressure drop across filter bags.
Diagnoses continuous dust in clean air, indicating bypass or leaks.
Troubleshooting puffs of dust in the exhaust after cleaning pulses.
Lists preliminary checks for premature filter bag failure.
Describes issues related to filter bag cage integrity.
Provides steps for diagnosing issues with the pulse timer board.
Guides on diagnosing issues with the compressed air system and pulsing failure.
Outlines daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly inspection tasks.
Lists common repair items like filter bags, valves, and conveyor belts.
Defines key terminology related to dust collection systems.
General| Type | Pulse-Jet Dust Collector |
|---|---|
| Filter Media | Polyester |
| Filter Efficiency | 99.9% @ 0.5 microns |
| Pulse-Jet Cleaning | Automatic, timer-controlled |
| Inlet Configuration | Side |
| Construction Material | Carbon steel |
