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I just installed a new set of bags in my baghouse. Do I need to do anything special when I go to start it up for the first time?

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I just installed a new set of bags in my baghouse. Do I need to do anything special when I go to start it up for the first time?

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Baghouse start-up after re-bagging is extremely critical. Improper start-ups are a leading source of immediate or premature bag failure. A well-executed start-up will insure a long useful bag life and optimum baghouse performance. Start-up procedures vary with both the temperature of the gas stream and the type of particulate being collected. Unless the baghouse is being used as the actual product recovery station for the powder, it is recommended that bags be conditioned with a pre coat powder. This powder is introduced near the baghouse inlet and coats the filter bags with a permeable cakethat acts as a filter enhancement and protects the filter surface in case of abnormal particulates at start-up. Additionally you may elect or be required to leak test the baghouse. Check out our Maintenance Powders section for more information.

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