In reverse-air baghouses, uneven gas flow can directly impact filtration efficiency, pressure drop, and bag life. This case study applies CFD to analyze internal flow behavior within a compartmentalized bag filter system under operating conditions.
The simulations focused on achieving uniform gas distribution across compartments, balancing inter-compartment flow, and minimizing pressure losses. Based on the findings, optimized guide vanes, baffles, and flow-control elements were recommended to enhance filtration performance and extend bag service life. Download the case study to explore CFD-based baghouse flow optimization strategies.
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