Tube sheet is a critical structural component in bag filter houses that supports and seals filter bags while separating clean and dirty air chambers.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Flatness | ≤3mm/m to prevent bag misalignment | |
| Hole Pattern | Square or triangular pitch arrangement | |
| Hole Diameter | Typically 120-160mm for standard filter bags | |
| Hole Tolerance | ±0.5mm for proper bag seal | |
| Pressure Rating | Designed for -5000 to +5000 Pa differential pressure | |
| Temperature Range | -20°C to +200°C depending on material |
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The tube sheet serves three main functions: supporting filter bags in precise alignment, creating a sealed barrier between contaminated and clean air chambers, and providing structural stability during filtration and cleaning cycles.
Hole pattern (square or triangular pitch) determines filter bag density and spacing, affecting air distribution, cleaning efficiency, and maintenance accessibility. Proper spacing prevents bag contact during cleaning and ensures uniform air flow.
Stainless steel grades 316L or 904L offer excellent corrosion resistance for acidic or chloride-containing environments. Epoxy-coated carbon steel or fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) are alternatives for specific chemical exposures.
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