Case Study
Construction & EngineeringBaghouseATEXGreece

SRF/RDF Bag Filters — Cement Factory, Volos

Six jet-pulse bag filters (PM-A 36 DF28RC) for a cement plant's SRF/RDF alternative-fuel feeding line near Volos, achieving ATEX Zone 21/22 compliance and <5 mg/m³ outlet emissions.

A cement production plant near Volos, Greece, targeting 100% Thermal Substitution Rate (TSR) in their calciner using SRF/RDF fuels required a new dedicated feeding line capable of handling shredded waste. Key challenges included sticky and abrasive dust clogging filter media and bridging discharge valves; high dust-explosion risk demanding full ATEX Zone 21/22 compliance; and a corrosive coastal environment combined with material moisture content up to 30%, requiring advanced surface protection for all equipment.

PM Engineering designed, manufactured, and supplied six jet-pulse bag filters (Type: PM-A 36 DF28RC). Each unit features an anti-clogging design with increased clearance between filter bags, flameless explosion vents, explosion-isolation back flap valves, and certified flame/pressure-proof rotary valves for ATEX Zone 21/22 compliance. Oversized 750×500 mm rotary valves and 70°-inclined hoppers prevent material bridging. A 130 μm multi-layer epoxy and PU coating protocol protects against the coastal, high-moisture environment. Filter media: antistatic polyester with PTFE membrane (oil/water repellent), rated for 4,000 m³/h per unit at an air-to-cloth ratio of 1.62 m³/m²·min.

<5 mg/m³Outlet Dust Emissions
100% TSRCalciner Thermal Substitution
16–18 wkManufacturing & Delivery
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