An infographic from an article titled 'Dust Collection Systems Maintenance: The Cyclones and Filter Collectors | Aerodyne', featuring a blackboard diagram illustrating the components of a dust collection system—Hoods, Ductwork, Cyclone, Filter DC, and Fan—alongside the effects of high airflow on each component.
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Dust Collection System Maintenance: Cyclone and Filter Collectors

The dust collection equipment often consists of a pre-filter to help collect the dust followed by the main dust collector.
Exhaust fan performance curves showing airflow and static pressure relationships.
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Exhaust Fans: The Motive Force of a Dust Collection System

Exhaust fan is the motive force for the dust collection. It has a performance curve that defines how much airflow it will pull at a certain static pressure
Technician in lab coat and hard hat standing on an elevated platform inspecting a dust collector unit.
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The Importance of Ductwork in your Dust Collection System

Well-designed dust collector system, ductwork will be sized so that the airflow has enough velocity to keep the dust from falling out in the ductwork.
Industrial dust collection hood above a drum container.
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The Impact of Well-Designed Hoods in Dust Collection System | Aerodyne

Well-designed hoods are engineered so the dust generated by the equipment can be collected with the least amount of airflow possible.
Height comparison chart showing Aerodyne low-profile vertical and horizontal cyclones versus a standard cyclone.
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5 FAQs of Small Cyclone Technology | Aerodyne

Smaller cyclones avoid many of the disadvantageous and time-intensive aspects of larger cyclones, including those relating to installation and compliance.
A large SplitStream cyclone dust collector loaded onto a flatbed trailer for transport.
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High Temperatures Are No Problem for Cyclonic Dust Collector | Aerodyne

The Aerodyne SplitStream dust collector achieves high efficiency by forcing dirty gases into a powerful centrifugal motion.
Large industrial dust collection system with metal ductwork, cyclone, and support frame.
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Questions to Ask When Evaluating Dust Collection System | Aerodyne

Dust collectors are made of various pieces, all of which have to be operating correctly for the system to operate as desired.
Packed tower wet scrubber utilizing water droplets and packing material for chemical, fume, and particulate removal.
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Top 5 Applications Where Standard Dust Collectors Fail | Aerodyne

Standard dust collectors often have operational issues with abrasive, sticky, and fibrous dusts. Top 5 Applications Where Standard Dust Collectors Fail
Large cyclone dust collector placed before a baghouse to increase removal efficiency and reduce filter load.
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Top 5 Reasons to Use a Cyclone Before a Baghouse or Cartridge Collector | Aerodyne

Whether your baghouse or cartridge collector is 50 or 100,000 CFM, there are advantages to putting a cyclone before the baghouse or cartridge collector.
Packed tower wet scrubber utilizing water droplets and packing material for chemical, fume, and particulate removal.
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Chemical and Fume Removal is Wet Scrubbing’s Cup of Tea | Aerodyne

Chemical and Fume Removal is Wet Scrubbing’s Cup of Tea