Particle and Gas Filtration for Industrial Processes & Bag Houses GORE Filter Bags - By Industry
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Dust on dirty tube sheets can make it difficult to isolate the source of dust leaks. Be sure to thoroughly clean tube sheets before doing black light testing.
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4 Mistakes That Produce High Pressure Drops in a Baghouse
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A cost-down project was completed in a fermentation plant. This project evaluated the effect of switching to new, lower-pressure-drop filters in the compressed air system that feeds their fermentation vessels.
Industry Articles, 4.63 MB
Since September 2015, the new NESHAP (National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants) regulations are in place. Many of the cement plants in the United States face the burden of proving their compliance with these new standards.
Particle and Gas Filtration for Industrial Processes & Bag Houses
Industry Articles, 3.69 MB
As mercury emission challenges arise in cement plants, the GORE Mercury Control System provides a complete solution when other measures fail.
Supplement to "World Cement," distributed at the 2017 IEEE-IAS/PCA Conference.
Industry Articles, 224.45 KB
A paper originally presented at the Powder & Bulk Solids Conference on the benefits, economic impact and methods of filter media failure analysis.
Industry Articles, 1.88 MB
A seven page article describing baghouse optimization at the Baltimore Regional Medical Waste Incinerator in Baltimore, Maryland.
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A six page article on the use and benefits of high temperature membrane filter media at the Tuscaloosa Steel Corporation.
Industry Articles
In 2018, W. L. Gore & Associates approached Steve Kearsey, Senior Process Engineer at Breedon Group, to introduce the concept of low resistance membrane technology, and to determine if GORE® LOW DRAG filter bags could help Breedon Cement to improve on the performance of existing filter media.
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