Pulse ventilation and dust removal system
In order to capture and purify the free dust during the operation of the spraying room, and the spraying heat is quickly dissipated, the spraying room has set up a ventilation and dust removal system
Pulse dust removal system.

Pulse dust removal system
Determination of ventilation volume
Based on the volume of the soundproof room, according to different uses, the air volume is calculated according to the number of air changes of 50~150 times/h, and the ventilation volume is the best after practical proof.
Cloth method
It is recommended to use longitudinal airflow throughout the room, and the air inlet is set up on the roof and an arc-shaped uniform flow dispersion network is set to eliminate the air intake concentration and ventilation dead angle, so that the air flow can enter the room evenly.
Suction bellows
It is designed as a wide-mouth type, and a bucket suction box is set below the spraying area to generate negative pressure to quickly adsorb the dust in the room, and then the circular air duct is used to transmit the air flow to the dust collector;
Ventilation mufflers
In the air outlet of the soundproof room, a silencer with a length of more than 1 meter is used with a sound-absorbing structure to further reduce the noise of the air duct when the noise spreads along the air duct to the outside of the spraying room.

Ventilation mufflers
Cartridge dust collector
The outer wall plate of the dust collector is smooth and beautiful, the filter cartridge is made of Donaldson-style wood pulp fiber combined with polyester fiber + nano flame retardant film, the filtration accuracy is 5μm, the dust removal efficiency of spraying powder is 99.9%, the shape is Ø350*660mm, the area of a single filter cartridge filter unit is 21m2, the recommended filtration rate is 0.4~0.8m/min, the ash cleaning form is electric pulse blowback, automatic control, the dust collector is equipped with an ash storage box with wheels, and the fixing method is buckle type, which is very convenient for loading and unloading, which is conducive to user recovery and ash cleaning.

Dust collector filters
Startup: Prior to activating thermal spraying equipment, turn on the dust collector first. Confirm the dust collector system is operating normally (e.g., stable fan operation, no abnormal noises) before initiating any spraying work.
Shutdown: After completing spraying operations, shut down the thermal spraying equipment first. Keep the dust collector running until dust in the system has basically dissipated—this prevents residual dust from accumulating inside the equipment and affecting subsequent performance.
Key instrument parameters of the dust collector, such as fan current, air pressure, and operating temperature.
Pressure difference across the filter bags (an abnormal pressure difference may indicate clogging or damage).
If any abnormalities are detected (e.g., parameter deviations, unusual sounds), take corrective measures immediately (e.g., stopping operation for inspection, replacing faulty parts) to avoid equipment failure.
Periodically clean dust accumulated in the dust hopper. Excessive dust buildup can reduce dust removal efficiency and may even cause blockages in the system.
Cleaning frequency depends on the volume of dust generated. As a general guideline, the hopper should be cleaned at least once a week. Adjust the frequency accordingly for high-dust-production scenarios.
Fan energy consumption: As the core component for airflow circulation, the fan accounts for a major portion of energy use. However, we have optimized the fan’s structure and control system to minimize energy consumption, significantly reducing this cost.
Filter bag replacement: Filter bags are wear parts that require periodic replacement. To lower this expense, we use high-quality, durable filter bag materials (e.g., high-temperature-resistant, anti-clogging fabrics) that extend their service life—reducing the frequency of replacements and associated costs.