Regardless
of the industry, it’s vital to monitor, maintain, and prevent leaks in baghouse
filters, as this ensures your plant complies with industry standards. Baghouse
filters are equipped with several filter bags. When any of the filters fail,
the emission limit of dust may exceed, making your plant unsafe. Therefore,
it’s crucial to detect any leaks and replace defective bags immediately.
However,
given the size of a baghouse, detecting leaks in such a big device can be
tricky and challenging. This is because there won’t be any signs or indications
of the emission on the clean gas side, even if there’s a small leak. This is
when the Snifter A1+ Broken
Bag Detector comes to the rescue.
What is a Snifter A1+
Broken Bag Detector?
The
Snifter A1+ is an innovative and cost-effective filter leak detector used to monitor
all the outlets in a baghouse. With its innovative and advanced features, the
Snifter A1+ can quickly identify the leaking bags inside the baghouse compared
to its counterparts in the market.
This
device has a convenient auto-setup function that can identify dust
concentration inside the broken bags within 10 minutes of installation. In
addition, the device can detect, alert, and alarm the plant operators when
there’s a leak and the filtration process is compromised.
How Does it Work?
The
Snifter A1+ detectors depend on unique inductive electrification technology
that helps measure the leaks in the bags effectively. The device can calculate the
concentration of the dust by the particles interacting with an isolated probe
mounted into the duct. When moving particles come into contact with the probe, the
devices induce a signal which is then processed through Sintrol’s algorithms to
filter the noise while offering an accurate measurement of dust.
The
technology used in the Snifter A1+ is more sensitive and reduces the influence
of temperature fluctuation, sensor contamination, and velocity changes. With
this technology, it’s possible to accurately measure the dust concentration
threshold as low as 0.01 mg/m3. Wouldn’t that be a great way to prevent
abrasion, degradation and chemical attacks on filter bags?
Baghouse
systems are the most cost-effective and efficient systems for particle control
in most industrial settings. But, they’re effective only when they are
maintained, inspected, and have proper leak detection equipment in place.
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