Bag filter for cleaning dust-laden gases

A bag filter for cleaning gases from dust comprising:

• a casing;
• bags of filtering cloth accommodated in rows in said casing and extending substantially vertically;
• lower ends of said bags being fixed to the casing;
• upper ends of said bags;
• caps closing said upper ends of the bags;
• vertical rods secured to said caps;
• a mechanism for removing dust from the filtering cloth of said bags;
• pulleys of said mechanism for removing dust secured to said rods;
• flexible drawbars of said mechanism for removing dust each drawbar having one end secured to said pulleys, two flexible drawbars being secured to each pulley to run therefrom in opposite directions:
• horizontal bars of said mechanism for removing dust extending along the rows of said pulleys, the other ends of the flexible drawbars running from the pulleys of the row, along which said bar extends, being secured to the bar;
• a drive for causing longitudinal reciprocations of said bars for rotating the caps and twisting the bags secured thereto, the dimensional proportioning of said mechanism for removing dust being selected in such a manner that the caps are rotated at a twisting angle .phi. which is determined from the formula:
• 5 .ltoreq. .phi. :
• (l/d) .ltoreq. 20,
• wherein l is length of the bag,
• d is diameter of the bag;
• a hopper for catched dust which is located in the bottom part of said casing, separated from the inner space thereof and communicates with said bags;
• a pipe for feeding dust-laden gas to said hopper;
• a pipe for removing cleaned gas from said casing.