Case study
Compact yet powerful: Thermax’s advanced baghouse solution for cement plant expansion
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Project overview
A leading cement manufacturer planned to expand production capacity within its existing plant.
As part of this expansion, the customer required a high-performance air pollution control solution that could be seamlessly integrated into a highly space-constrained layout without disrupting ongoing operations.
Challenges
- Severe space constraints within the existing plant layout
- Requirement to install a bag house larger than the available footprint
- Need for a customised design that could be integrated without affecting plant operations
- Expectation of high emission control performance despite layout limitations
Solution
- Conducted a detailed as-is study of the site and operating conditions
- Engineered a custom-designed pulse jet bag house (PJBF) optimised for compact installation
- Integrated the Thermax Ad-APT® system, a header-mounted pulse valve cleaning solution
- Used CFD analysis to optimise flue gas flow distribution through ducting and baffle modifications
- Designed a compartmentalised bag house with provisions for online maintenance
Result
- Achieved outlet emissions of 7 mg/Nm³, well within regulatory limits
- Reduced compressed air consumption by 20–30% due to the Ad-APT® system
- Improved filter media life through efficient and controlled cleaning
- Delivered reliable, cost-effective performance
- Bag house has been operating successfully for over four years, meeting customer expectations
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