Our deep expertise in Ready-Mix allows us to apply our know-how to customize dust collection systems for the Cement Production industry.
The process for creating cement is an intricate and demanding one. Typically made from limestone and clay or shale, raw materials are extracted from a quarry, crushed to a powder and then blended.
As the limestone and clay or shale are broken down, it creates a tremendous amount of dust that can be harmful to your employees, operation and the environment. Having a dust collection system is a vital piece of equipment for any cement production operation.
C&W DustTech can provide single action dust collectors or entire dust collection systems that collect fugitive dust from the crushing or transfer of materials. A dust collection solution ensures your Cement Production operation reduces emissions and maximizes operational efficiencies.
Our cement production dust collectors are designed to collect fugitive dust at higher temperatures. C&W’s Pulse Jet and Bag Over Cage technologies provide the solution you need to store cement materials.
Working in conjunction with our dust collectors, our transfer systems enable you to move cement and other materials to a silo or for transport without the risk of product contamination or loss.
Every operation is different and has unique requirements and regulations. Our experienced engineering team will work with you to create a customized dust collection solution that not only meets your need, but also complies with regulations governing air quality in your region.
In addition, integrating seamlessly with your overall operation, C&W can provide everything you need to complete your system including Spiral or Easy-Up ducting packages.
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