Baghouse cages for biomass plants are essential components as they help separate dust particles and other contaminants from the air that are emitted by the industry itself.
Energy production through biomass combustion causes the emission of several types of pollutants into the environment, including:
Particulate matter – Airborne solid particles that if not properly filtered can be inhaled.
Carbon monoxide – An odorless and colorless gas harmful to human health.
Nitrogen oxides – Compounds that contribute to air pollution and smog formation and acidification.
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) – May contribute to the formation of low-lying ozone that can damage the lungs and irritate the eyes.
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) – Released during combustion and may be considered carcinogenic.
All of these elements must necessarily be treated through air filtration systems that can ensure operator well-being and reduced environmental impact.
The effectiveness of filtration depends on the proper design and installation of the baskets, as well as periodic maintenance.
It is important to regularly monitor filter cages in biomass plants to ensure that they are functioning properly and replace them when necessary to ensure maximum plant efficiency and compliance with environmental regulations.
We build sleeve cages that comply with regulations, an essential requirement within plants operating with biomass. Environmental laws and regulations set limits on pollutant emissions, including particulate levels.
With more than 30 years of experience in manufacturing filter bag cages in plants, we have in-depth knowledge of the specific filtration requirements of biomass-related processes.
We provide comprehensive technical support thanks in part to our team of experts, who are available to provide advice and resolve any problems or questions that may arise during the installation or use of the sleeve cages.