The aerodynamically-designed shape of Forsbergs High Efficiency Cyclones provides superior performance in separating material from the air flow. Dust or material-laden air enters the cyclone’s inlet and is smoothly transitioned into centrifugal motion. The gravitational movement of the circling air downward and the long shape of the cone design direct air into the vortex area where the seperation takes place.
H.E. Cyclones are constructed in heavy gauge steel, providing the durability necessary for years of dependable operation. They are constructed in three sections, for ease of assembly and shipping.
H.E. Cyclones are available in either clockwise or counterclockwise rotation of air flow. The inlet and outlet are flanged. Transitions are also available as an option.
Forsbergs also manufactures 6” and 8” airlocks for the H.E. Cyclone, which allow a continuous, controlled material discharge with a minimal loss of air.
Contact Forsbergs for the H.E. Cyclone to meet your clyclone needs and your free product evaluation in our testing facility to ensure complete customer satisfaction prior to your purchase.
Efficient Performance By Material Size
Cyclone efficiency is directly related to the specific gravity and areodynamic
characteristics of particles. Particle size is only used to estimate
cyclone efficiences. The average cyclone efficiency can be approximated
by determining the percentage of particle sizes in a given volume of air
flow.
Definitions
Efficiency – Amount of material (by volume) seperated from the air stream
in a cyclone.
One Micon = .000039”
200 Mesh Sieve = .0029” Opening = 74 Microns