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kvalrico
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I work at a cement distribution terminal. We load bulk powdered cement pneumatically into ships. Part of this operation is to remove the excess air from the ship by use of dust collectors. I need to know if my dust collectors are pulling enough cfm to keep up with the total cfm going into the ship.
Is there an instrument I can take a reading with to calculate cfm? Or does this need to be crunched through a formula? Is there someone out there that can assist me with this? I can provide whatever info you need to make the calculation, ie pipe diameter, specs on the dust collector fan, length of pipe the collector is pulling through etc. Let me know what is needed.
Thanks,
Is there an instrument I can take a reading with to calculate cfm? Or does this need to be crunched through a formula? Is there someone out there that can assist me with this? I can provide whatever info you need to make the calculation, ie pipe diameter, specs on the dust collector fan, length of pipe the collector is pulling through etc. Let me know what is needed.
Thanks,