A baghouse is a type of air pollution control equipment which is used to remove particulate matter, or dust, from industrial processes. It works by filtering air through a series of fabric bags, capturing the dust and particles before they are released into the atmosphere. Baghouses are responsible for cleaning the air, which is especially important for workers in an industrial setting. Otherwise, these workers would be left to inhale dust and other potentially harmful particles.
As the world's population grows, so does our general waste output. London alone produces between 1.5 million to 1.75 million tonnes of food waste per year. That's a lot of waste, and if it goes to landfill, then it has a huge impact on the environment. If this residual waste is burnt in the open air, then it produces carbon dioxide, further harming our planet.
To be able to burn waste at energy from waste power stations, waste grabs must be fully maintained. A grab refurbishment is like a car MOT on steroids. You can do the bare minimum, or you can upgrade hydraulic faults and solve wear issues to dramatically increase the working hours thus reducing downtime.
