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Due to certain machining operations, the air in industrial environments can become saturated with polluting agents, such as dust and other motes, which are a danger to the health of the workers and do not comply to current standards.

Savio S.r.l., constantly aware of this, and in the van in finding solutions to these problems, has studied and designed the EF/P electric filter that, being versatile and robust, is ideal for heavy duty uses. Widely used in chemical/foodstuff/metalwork industries, in pottery works, as well as on silos, mills, power hammers, mixers etc... it can be used where there are high temperatures and/or highly abrasive powders.

 

 

The EF/P is particularly suitable for installation in heavy duty and continuous cycle plants; the cyclonic system, with the application of an internal counter-cone, lengthens the life of the sleeves and prevents the dust flow brushing against them at high speed .

The thick, robust steel parts are constructed with drilled connecting flanges and, where necessary, assembly can take place on site , furthermore, the delivery inlet of the filtered air is adjustable and can be channelled, since it is provided with flanging.

The filter can be supplied with or without fan, with or without hopper (if directly installed on specific containers, as breather filter) as requested by the customer.

For routine maintenance operations, the EF/P have spacious inspection doors that allow easy access to the filtering section which is fitted with sleeves installed with bayonet connection, easily replaced when maintenance is required . The bayonet connection is very practical for sleeve disassembly since the release from the drum inside the filter is very quick and there are no straps or mechanical seals to be unscrewed.

But how does a Savio EF/P work?

The dusty air, sucked in by an electric filter, enters underneath the filtering sleeves through the cone, and after depositing the large dust particles by means of the cyclonic effect, it hits the external surface of the sleeves. The purified air passes through the filtering device inside the sleeve, enters into the exhaust and comes out through the filter outlet. The dry cleaning of the sleeve takes place in sequence by means of a compressed air jet coming out from the nozzles over the Venturi tubes.

The compressed air jet in the Venturi tube brings in clean air coming from the other sleeves and creates a pressure wave that spreads along the entire length of the sleeve, shaking it. The dust on the external surface of the sleeve precipitates into the hopper and is extracted from there.

The air passes through the sleeves at a velocity of 0.03 m/s and the rates of flow are from 710 m3/h up to 14000 m3/h, with a filtering surface ranging from 6.5 m2 to 66 m2. Remember, the Savio EF/P is available in many versions - Contact our Technical Office to find which version is most appropriate for your needs.

 

Some simple formulas are given below to help you choose the right EF/P

S = Q / (V * 3600)
Q = S * V * 3600
V = Q / (S * 3600
)

Key:
S = Filtering surface in m2 of the filter
Q = Designed rate of flow in m3/h
V = Sleeve filtering average speed (see table below)

 

 

Therefore, knowing the designed rate of flow in m3/h and the pollutant, it is sufficient to apply the first formula and select the EF/P that has the same or a higher filtering surface .

 

Type Suction rate of flow Filtering surface
EFP 1 da 2500 a 500 m3/h 6,5 m2
EFP 2 da 2500 a 500 m3/h 10 m2
EFP 3 da 3600 a 1000 m3/h 16,5 m2
EFP 4 da 4400 a 1500 m3/h 20 m2
EFP 5 da 6500 a 2500 m3/h 27 m2
EFP 6 da 7000 a 3000 m3/h 32,5 m2
EFP 7 da 8500 a 4000 m3/h 42 m2
EFP 8 da 10500 a 5000 m3/h 50,5 m2
EFP 9 da 12000 a 6500 m3/h 58 m2
EFP 10 da 14000 a 7000 m3/h 66 m2

 

 

Average filtering speeds for dusts and fumes

Pollutant
Filtering speed mt/sec
Type min/max
Starch
0,03 / 0,04
Siliceous vitrified clay
0,04 / 0,05
Green clay
0,03 / 0,04
Bauxite
0,025 / 0,035
Lime
0,03 / 0,04
Calcined coal/green smut
0,025 / 0,030
Silicon carbide
0,025 / 0,035
Raw / finished/ pulverised cement
0,03 / 0,04
Flour
0,04 / 0,05
Wood flour
0,03 / 0,04
Ferrochromium fragments
0,03 / 0,04
Metalwork fumes
0,02 / 0,03
Lead oxide fumes
0,02 / 0,03
Hydrated chalk
0,03 / 0,04
Graphite
0,015 / 0,025
Cereal grains
0,05 / 0,06
Limestone grinding
0,03 / 0,04
Refractory grinding
0,03 / 0,04
Mica
0,04 / 0,05
Aluminium oxide
0,025 / 0,035
Titanium oxide
0,02 / 0,03
Zinc oxide
0,015 / 0,02
Paint pigments
0,015 / 0,02
Detergent and soap powders
0,03 / 0,04
Phenol powders
0,03 / 0,04
Tantalum powders
0,02 / 0,03
Porcelain
0,03 / 0,04
PVC
0,03 / 0,04
Sand
0,03 / 0,04
Sawdust
0,03 / 0,04
Soya
0,03 / 0,04
Talcum
0,03 / 0,04
Metallic zinc
0,03 / 0,04