Zinc Dust Collection Cyclone

A Zinc Dust Collection Cyclone is a critical part of today's galvanizing and metal finishing plants. The cyclone is specially engineered to handle the fine zinc dust created during hot-dip galvanizing. When the zinc fumes are processed through exhaust ventilation, they are cooled and condense into fine particles of zinc oxide dust. When collected properly, the zinc dust will not get blown around the building or atmosphere due to poor filtration. When zinc dust is not controlled, it will spread throughout the facility, affecting the current air environment and possibly affecting plant efficiency.

The Zinck Dust Collection Cyclone generates centrifugal force to separate zinc dust from the exhaust stream, which contains zinc deposits. The heavier dust particles are collected in a chamber, while the (now) cleaner air is released through the outlet. The Zinc Dust Collection Cyclone is the most common form of cyclone for zinc dust extraction in galvanizing plants where continuous dust separation is necessary.

Many industries that operate galvanizing plants, like steel fabrication, power transmission, automotive, and construction, rely on the Zinc Dust Collection Cyclone to allow cleaner operations and control the emission of zinc.