All dust collectors include a hopper that collects the captured dust. These hoppers are not designed for storage of the dust, however. They are there for the dust to collect until it passes out of the dust collector through an airlock, such as a rotary valve, double-dump valve, trickle valve, etc. Adequate discharge intervals are important. If enough dust builds up in the hopper, then the dust will get re-entrained into the air. This could cause a few issues.
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At Aerodyne, we choose to take a different approach to collecting dust and handling materials. Our cyclones are unique in design to address common issues such as problematic dusts and space constraints. Our airlocks are chosen to fit your specific application instead of hastily installing traditional equipment options. We believe that when we see things differently, we can solve problems effectively. That's why so many people turn to us for help in solving their tough dust problems.
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