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All filters can be either floor mounted or elevated on steelwork support structures and are usually fitted with a rotary valve depending on the waste transfer required. The filtered waste is transported to the rotary valve discharge point by a drag chain conveyor which is mounted in the bottom hopper.
Air/Waste is blown into the filter unit by means or special inlet sections. This enables the waste to be filtered with minimal contact with the filter socks.
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The filter can be cleaned by installing reverse air flow regenerating fans.
All extracted air can be returned.
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N = number of modules in length
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Filter Type
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L
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A
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W
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Filter Area
Each Module
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Weight kg
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FT 2
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M 2
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WFC/J
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No x A
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1100
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2200
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3650
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570
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54.3
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390
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WFC/W
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No x A
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1100
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2200
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5100
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855
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81.4
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500
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WFC/13/J
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No x A
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1300
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2600
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4100
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900
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85.7
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460
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WFC/13/JL
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No x A
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1300
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2600
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4600
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1100
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104.8
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480
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Weight and filter area stated is per module
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