Properly designed dust collection systems play a critical role in meeting safety and environmental regulations, protecting valuable workspace equipment, and maintaining peak productivity. This webinar will cover the multiple factors involved in designing a dust collection system. You’ll learn about types of dust and their characteristics, common terminology, regulatory considerations, benefits of real-time data tracking, and how to minimize total cost of ownership.
We will talk about the basics of dust collection, including fundamentals and calculations pertaining to hood design. Then we will get into different types of hoods, how to calculate hood losses, and examples of hood design (both good and bad). We will finish up with a Q&A session. If you are wanting to learn more about hood design, you won’t want to miss this one!
9:00am – 2:00pm CST (lunch provided)
Dust Collection System Basic for Engineers is a half-day, entry-level course that teaches the basics of designing dust collection systems. Access to products, subject matter experts, real-life scenarios, and group discussions will help participants to learn about system design. This course may qualify for 5 PDH credit hours, depending on your state.
We will talk about the basics of dust collection, including some fundamentals and calculations pertaining to duct design.
Then we will get into different types of ducts (including our recommendations for when to use them), how to determine and measure duct velocity, and how to calculate duct losses (straight runs, elbows, branch entries) to determine static pressure at the fan. We will finish up with a Q&A session.
We will talk about the basics of dust collection, including some fundamentals and calculations pertaining to the collector.
Then we will get into different types of collectors, cleaning systems, and filter medias, including selection considerations and plenty of examples. We’ll also review some examples for proper collector sizing. We will finish up with a Q&A session.
We will talk about the basics of dust collection, including some fundamentals and calculations pertaining to fan design.
Then we will get into different types of fans and fan arrangements, fan controls, how to use fan curves to properly size a fan for optimal performance, and common mistakes to avoid. We will finish up with a Q&A session.