Filtration from melting and setting furnaces Filtration from melting and setting furnaces

Filtration from melting and setting furnaces Filtration from melting and setting furnaces
During the melting and fixing of copper and copper alloys at high temperatures, waste products from this thermal process are released into the atmosphere. However, the air cannot be evacuated into the atmosphere, but must be sucked into the filtration technology, where solid and gaseous pollutants are reduced using the flue gas cleaning technology. The central filtration exhaust will be connected from two induction channel melting furnaces and two induction channel fixing furnaces at the level of the main flanges, approx. 1 meter from the furnaces terminated by a closing flap. The overall technology is located outside the new production hall. Coarse and possibly burning particles are first separated in a mechanical separator, then the polluted flue gases proceed to the flue gas cleaning technology, where solid pollutants will be separated and, using the lime additive method, also gaseous pollutants. Dust from the flue gas cleaning technology is transported continuously into big-bags, which are then disposed of by the Client. This overall technology will be controlled by a PLC system with remote supervision.