DIVERSITECH Typhoon TY-10000, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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Model
Inlet Collar
Diameter (in.)
Footprint Water
Weight (lbs) Width [a] Height [b] Length [c] Supply (in.) Drain (in.)
TY-8000 20 7’-7” 15’-8” 7’-9” 1/4” NPT 2” NPT 4000
TY-10000 20 7’-7” 15’-8” 7”-9” 1/4” NPT 2” NPT 4000
TY-12000 20 7’-7” 15’-8” 7’-9” 1/4” NPT 2” NPT 4000
2.1.2 Typhoon Central Dust Collector Dimensions
2.2 Purpose and intended use
2.2.2 Collection of other dry dusts
2.2.1 Collection of explosive dusts
The Typhoon Central Dust Collector is intended to be used to collect a wide range of dust produced in industrial applications. It is particularly effective
for the collection of dusts that are potentially explosive such as light metal dusts (aluminum, titanium, or magnesium) and coal dust, or dusts that are
damp, wet, sticky or oily.
Contact Diversitech support at 1-800-361-3733
for assistance with your application.
The Typhoon Central Dust Collector can also be used to collect dust generated by the working of other metallic and non-metallic
materials that may not present an explosion hazard.
As mentioned, the Typhoon Central Dust Collector is primarily particularly effective for the collection of dust generated by the working of light
metals such as aluminum, titanium, and magnesium, and for the collection of other explosive dusts such as coal dust. Such dusts have the
potential to be highly explosive if not dealt with correctly.
The Typhoon Central Dust Collector neutralizes the threat of a dust explosion by encapsulating the captured dust in water and preventing the
development of both a dust cloud that might reach the explosive limit and of any potential ignition source.
It bears repeating here that the use of a dust collector for the collection of explosive dust is only one part of a safe dust prevention and mitigation
program. Dust shall not be allowed to accumulate or build up on the surfaces of the dust collector, on the air intakes or in the surrounding area.
The owner’s attention is directed particularly to the “Housekeeping” chapter in NFPA 484 (Chapter 7 in the 2015 edition) and in NFPA 654
(Chapter 8 in the 2013 edition).