[Case Study] Dust from Polishing Operations of Large Processed Parts

Just blow away the polishing dust that has fallen on the floor! It's easy to clean the workspace.

At Company K, a large parts manufacturing business, there are processes in the production of products that involve grinding and buffing large parts. During these processes, the scattered grinding dust adheres to other equipment, causing wear on moving parts, impairing precision components, and leading to various issues including health hazards. Due to the large size of the processed parts and the expansive work area, it was difficult to propose improvements with local exhaust systems. However, resolving the issue of product precision was urgent. Therefore, a total heat exchanger was installed to exchange 70% to 80% of the heat from the exhaust air to the intake air, eliminating the decrease in heating and cooling. Additionally, airflow adjustment dampers were installed in the supply and exhaust ducts to prevent the indoor area from becoming negatively pressurized. As a result, dust in the work area, as well as dust scattering to surrounding equipment, was eliminated, successfully keeping the factory clean. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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