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Low Drag Filter Bags for lead processing Case Study

GORE LOW DRAG Filter Bags incorporate an entirely new class of membranes that acts as a true surface filter in fume and fine powder applications. The membrane provides excellent particulate capture efficiency, dust cake release and filtration performance. It can be operated at a lower differential pressure (dP), resulting in fan energy savings, longer bag life and improved process control.

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This infographic illustrates the difference between non-membrane and standard membrane filter bags. Learn how GORE LOW DRAG Filter Bags outperform both in terms of emission control, bag life, and energy costs.

Image of the first page of the Gore Outdoor Cabinet Cooling Filters Data Sheet

GORE® Cooling Filters offer the most efficient and reliable cooling technology available for outdoor electronic enclosures. Unlike closed loop systems like AC and HEX, GORE Cooling Filters enable the use of DAC by providing critical environmental protection – allowing you to take full advantage of natural thermal efficiency of air.

Data Sheet: Fiberglass Fabric High Durability Filter Bag

A 260 °C (500 °F) maximum service temperature, acid-resistant fiberglass fabric filter bag for use in reverse air style dust collectors and where durability and chemical resistance are required.

Case Study: Cement Producer, Mexico - GORE® LOW DRAG™ Filter Bags help achieve maximum kiln feed rate

A producer of cement in Mexico was looking to consistently meet maximum kiln feed. The plant selected GORE® LOW DRAG Filter Bags to replace its existing membrane filters. The bags’ new membrane promotes increased airflow through the baghouse with persistently low differential pressure.

Case Study: Cement Producer, Canada - GORE® LOW DRAG Filter Bags optimize operations for greater clinker production rates and decreased energy consumption

Cement producers need filtration solutions that meet both their productivity goals and their bottom line. When a cement plan in Canada looked for ways to improve operations in its pulse-jet baghouse, they found a simple solution that didn’t require adding more modules to the baghouse.

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Coal fired power plants in India are under regulatory pressure to reduce emissions of SO2, among other pollutants. In choosing flue gas desulfurization (FGD) solutions, plants must consider factors such as reagent cost, availability and handling, site space constraints, auxiliary power consumption, reaction byproduct disposal, fly ash preservation, and required outage time, in addition to overall cost and complexity to operate.

Tubular Back-Pulse Filters Product Brochure

GORE® Membrane filter socks and GORE® Filter tube assemblies are highly efficient ePTFE membrane filters for use in tubular backpulse liquid filtration systems. They provide excellent filtration efficiency and economical performance in high flow rate and/or high feed solids applications.

Membrane Filter Socks for the Recaust Plant

Made by the inventor of GORE-TEX® Fabrics, these tubular membrane filters provide efficient clarification of white liquor and lime mud washing. GORE® Membrane Filter Socks are constructed with the membrane on the outside, allowing the filtration to take place on the membrane’s surface.

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The first membrane laminate filter sock used in tubular backwash filters. It is constructed with a membrane on the outside allowing for superior filtration, excellent cake release properties and needs the least amount of backwash volume.