baghouse
- noun
- /ˈbæɡhaʊs/
- Specialized
:
filtro de bolsas
- Fabric filters or baghouses use a series of cylindrical bags through which the flue gases are filtered.
Examples
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The factory installed a new baghouse to improve air quality by filtering out dust and particles.
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For example, pulse jet baghouses use the higher energy available from a short, directed jet of air to clean the bags more effectively and allow the baghouse, which essentially vacuums the particulates, to operate with two to three times the flow rate per bag surface area of conventional systems.
Academic text (1990) -
Bustard and Monroe agreed that more could have been removed, but carbon injection was limited by the capacity of the baghouse.
Academic text (2002) -
The conveyance gas is cleaned through a conventional high-pressure baghouse to remove the collected dust.
Academic text (1994) -
Gaston has a baghouse to remove remaining particulates from flue gas after it leaves the precipitator.
Academic text (2002) -
For example, pulse jet baghouses use the higher energy available from a short, directed jet of air to clean the bags more effectively and allow the baghouse, which essentially vacuums the particulates, to operate with two to three times the flow rate per bag surface area of conventional systems.
Academic text (1990) -
Used widely in industrial applications as well as in some utilities overseas, this technology holds promise because it can be retrofitted into an existing electrostatic precipitator at a cost that is much lower than that of enlarging the precipitator or replacing it with a conventional baghouse.
Academic text (1990) -
In the industrial plant, the baghouse effectively removed harmful particulates from the exhaust air.
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After upgrading their baghouse, the company noticed a significant reduction in airborne contaminants.
Synonyms
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A machine with a filter that removes dust and small particles from the air
A machine that removes dust from the air in workshops and factories
A small vacuum cleaner that straps onto your back for cleaning large spaces
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Etymology
Baghouse is a simple combination of bag and house, literally a 'house' for many filter bags that catch dust. That's why a baghouse is an industrial device that cleans air by passing it through many fabric bags.