FilterBag
3D Model

Features and Functionality:

1. Structure: Bag filters are typically made from specialized, durable fabrics that effectively capture fine particles. These fabrics are sewn into bag-like shapes.
2. High Absorption Capacity: Due to their fibrous structure and greater internal space, bag filters can absorb and retain a larger quantity of particles.
3. Pressure Drop Reduction: These filters generally create lower pressure drops within the ventilation system, which enhances the system's efficiency.

Types:

• Simple Bag Filters: Designed to remove larger particles and dust.
• High-Efficiency Bag Filters (HEPA): Used for filtering very fine particles and air pollutants, commonly found in healthcare and hospital environments.

Applications:

• HVAC Systems: Used in air handling units to improve air quality and prevent pollutants from entering indoor spaces.
• Industrial: Employed in industrial processes to control air pollution.

Important Notes:

• Maintenance: Regular replacement and cleaning of filters are essential to maintain efficiency and prevent airflow reduction.
• Proper Selection: Choosing the right type and size of bag filter based on system requirements and pollutant types is crucial.