Classical type cyclones are used in industrial facilities to separate the coarse dust particles from the air and as a pre-separator before dust collection filters and to reduce the dust particle load coming to the filter. While cyclones can hold all coarse dust particles up to 50μ, they cannot hold dust particles below 10μ.

Multi-type multicyclones are used in industrial facilities to separate dust-laden waste gases such as flue gases and coarse dust particles in process air and gases from the air. Their dust holding efficiency is higher than conventional type cyclones, and the particle sizes that can be held are much finer and smaller.

The dusty gas entering the cyclone tangentially at high speed from the cyclone inlet is given a helical flow form, allowing the particles with higher density than the carrier medium to be directed to the cyclone walls by centrifugal force. Particles that lose their inertia due to the sudden speed change in the cyclone filter through the cyclone wall and flow into the high-angle conical collecting bunker at the bottom. As a result of this mechanism, the gas, which has been purified from the dust it contains, is given out from the upper part of the cyclone through the outlet pipe in the center of the cyclone.

• High efficiency dust particle retention feature.
• Pre-storage advantage in the bunker
• Being able to be specially designed for any capacity and gas. • Low operating and maintenance cost.