When purchasing dust collection systems and filter cartridges, the initial purchase price is just the tip of the iceberg. The true costs – energy, consumables and operations – lurk below the surface. This webinar helps you understand the total cost of ownership of a dust collector and focuses on the areas where the greatest cost savings can be achieved over the long term.
Overview
When purchasing dust collection systems and filter cartridges, the initial purchase price is just the tip of the iceberg. The true costs – energy, consumables and operations – lurk below the surface.
Energy costs can be greatly reduced because fan motors don't have to work as hard in dust collection systems that are designed correctly for the specific application. Pulse-cleaning systems use much less compressed air when they have filter cartridges with the most appropriate media. Also, dust collection systems can be designed to safely recirculate the air they move back into the workspace, further reducing energy costs.
When it comes to selecting filter cartridges, premium brands can greatly reduce yearly consumable costs because they last longer and are replaced less often. Filter media pleating technology also plays an important role in minimizing pressure drop and maximizing airflow to improve collector uptime. These dust collection system design considerations also impact ongoing costs such as labor and waste disposal.
This webinar helps you understand the total cost of ownership of a dust collector and focuses on the areas where the greatest cost savings can be achieved over the long term.
Key Takeaways
- Learn how to reduce energy costs including electricity and compressed air
- Understand how a variable frequency drive cuts electricity usage
- Examine how pulse-cleaning affects compressed air costs
- Discover how filter media and pleating technology affect usage costs
- Review why expensive, quality filter cartridges cost less each year
- Explore how to reduce labor and waste disposal costs
Speaker
Josh Delson joined Camfil Air Pollution Control (APC) in 2014 as an OEM Specialist and quickly rose to be a key member of the APC sales management team. He has worked in the industrial ventilation and HVAC industry since 1996. During this time, Delson planned, designed and managed installations for end users and contractors. He is also directly involved in product improvement as well as new product development at Camfil APC.