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Four dust collection system design improvements that can yield significant annual energy cost savings

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The design and location of a dust collection system’s hood, ducting, collector and fan can collectively add sufficient static pressure requirements to the point where larger, more expensive to operate motors are necessary to maintain effectiveness. Optimizing these areas can make it possible to use smaller, more energy efficient brake horsepower motors.

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