Fume Extraction

When polluted air enters through the inlet under the strong negative pressure of the turbine fan, it first encounters a spoiler that disrupts the airflow and slows it down. This causes coarse dust particles to settle by gravity and fall directly into the large particle dust mouth, effectively performing pre-dedusting. The finer and lighter dust particles then move into the dust filter chamber, where they accumulate on the surface of the filter element. The cleaned air is subsequently collected in the air chamber and directed to the outlet through the exhaust pipe by the fan.