Equipment characteristics (design principles)

Many industrial processes will produce a considerable amount of dust and flying dust when the workpieces are polished or cut during the production process. These dusts not only damage the environment and cause harm to the human body, but also cause extremely serious damage to the quality of the workpieces produced. The impact led to the design of the polishing workshop.

The grinding workshop is an independent space or working platform planned in the production area. Through the installation of dust collection equipment, the air flow direction is fixed, and the appropriate space ventilation rate is determined (N = Q / Vol, the number of space ventilation = air volume / Space volume) should be planned accordingly, and the cross-sectional area of the ventilation opening section should be reduced to speed up the cross-section to capture the wind speed, so as to effectively restrain the dust and dust generated during the production process; in addition, compared with the overall workshop dust collection equipment The selection also requires the selection of appropriate filter elements and filter area air-to-cloth ratio (A/C Ratio) based on the nature of dust generated by different processes to effectively filter and block dust in the exhaust and allow clean air without suspended particles to be discharged back to the atmosphere.

Scope of application

Precision grinding of aerospace technology

High-speed railway car box fine grinding

High-precision machining

Polishing and grinding of all kinds of metals

Grinding of fine ceramics

Automatic welding processing

Woodworking and stone grinding workshops

Food, chemical, pharmaceutical manufacturing, etc