This equipment mainly collects dust through dust removal bags and is a dry dust removal device. It is suitable for trapping fine, dry, non-fibrous dust. The filter bag is made of woven filter cloth or non-woven felt. The filtering effect of fiber fabric is used to filter the dusty gas. When the dusty gas enters the bag filter, the dust with large particles and large specific gravity will settle due to the action of gravity. Down and fall into the ash hopper. When the gas containing relatively fine dust passes through the filter material, the dust is retained, so that the gas is purified. Bag dust collectors are mainly used to separate particulate dust and fine dust in industrial production, covering fields such as cement thermal power plants, building materials, asphalt, mixers, grain casting, metallurgy, mining, chemical industry, etc.

Introduction to activated carbon box: Activated carbon adsorption box, also called activated carbon adsorption tower (activated carbon exhaust gas adsorption box), is a dry exhaust gas treatment equipment. When the factory is engaged in production operations, harmful gas pollutants such as irritants will be produced, which will cause air pollution and harm to the natural ecology and the factory environment. Therefore, it is necessary to collect the exhaust gas emitted by the production line and make a set of pollution prevention equipment to treat the exhaust gas to air pollutant emission standards that meet environmental protection requirements before being discharged into the atmosphere to avoid causing harm to the environment and personnel.

The collection and treatment of industrial solid waste (general industrial solid waste) and hazardous waste (hazardous waste) is the core link of the enterprise's environmental protection management. It strictly follows the principles of "classified collection, standardized temporary storage, professional disposal, and full-process supervision" to ensure environmental safety., compliance operations. The following is the specific operation plan: 1. Collection process: Classification and standardization are the foundation 1. Classification and collection principles: Solid waste classification is based on the National Hazardous Waste List and waste characteristics, and industrial solid waste is divided into general solid waste and hazardous waste. Strictly abide by the principle of classified collection to avoid cross-contamination. Source control: Set up special collection containers at the production site and post clear logos (including waste name, hazard characteristics, generation date). For example, hazardous waste containers need to be marked with a "Hazardous Waste" warning sign. Personnel training: Operators need to receive professional training to understand waste classification standards and emergency treatment measures to prevent leaks or accidents caused by misoperation. 2. Temporary storage management requirements: Establish a special temporary storage room with anti-seepage, fire-proof, explosion-proof, rain-proof, and sun-proof functions, and be equipped with emergency equipment (such as adsorbent materials and neutralizer). Hazardous waste temporary storage rooms need to be set up independently and isolated from general solid waste. 3. Ledger record: record the amount, type, collection time, responsible person and other information in detail to achieve traceability throughout the process. The ledger needs to be kept for at least 5 years for verification by the environmental protection department. 2. Processing links The industrial solid waste and hazardous waste generated are specially processed by companies licensed by the state. Enterprises sign entrustment contracts with qualified units, handle transfer orders, transport vehicles comply with national standards, and the entire process is supervised and regularly monitored by the environmental protection department. Formulate emergency plans, clarify responsibilities, strictly prohibit illegal disposal, hold offenders accountable, improve processing efficiency and technical level, reduce environmental risks, ensure compliance operations, promote informatization and intelligent supervision, and achieve scientific, standardized and green management.