WAMAIR® Polygonal Dust Collectors

www.industrysearch.com.au WAM Australia - WAMAIR® Dust Collectors separate dust from the air flow by means of pocket or special POLYPLEAT® filter elements. WAMAIR® Dust Collectors consist of a polygonal shape 304 stainless steel casing, horizontally or vertically inserted filter elements, and a reverse air jet cleaning system integrated in the hinged access door. WAMAIR® Dust Collectors are either built in for venting applications or come as a stand-alone unit with dust collecting hopper. For suction, versions with an integrated fan are available. Function of WAMAIR® Polygonal Dust Collectors Dust drops down after an automatic reverse air jet cleaning device inside the front inspection door has removed it from the filter elements. The dirty air flow may enter the filter casing from the top inlet flange where heavier particles are subsequently pre-separated while the flow is on the descent. Alternatively, dirty air may enter from the bottom flange which can be either con! nected to a WAM® PT-type hopper or to the device to be de-dusted (silo, belt conveyor, bucket elevator, chain conveyor etc.). A special ATEX-version for zone 22 (category 3D equipment) is available. Performance & Technical Features - Benefits of WAMAIR® Polygonal Dust Collectors High quality compact 304 stainless steel body Filter surface: 3 to 70m2 (32 to 755 ft2) Air volume from 250 to 6500m3/h (147 to 3830 cfm) High filtration efficiency thanks to high range of BIA-rated filter media Multi-functional ...

Electric Ladyland, Jimi Hendrix

A loose cover of one of my favourite Hendrix pieces. Look for the studio out-take version with Hendrix on his own, if you want to hear the original.

High school pitcher hits bird with pitch, feathers fly

High School Pitcher Nails Bird With Pitch As a pitcher, Ryne Elvers is no Randy Johnson, and in this case it's a good thing. The righthander for Sacred Heart-Griffin High School in Illinois pitched well in a 3-1 victory over Springfield Southeast -- giving up just four hits and getting one himself when his low fastball struck a bird that flew into the danger zone in front of home plate. The feathers flew, but the bird flew away and was last seen skedaddling over the center field fence. That's a better fate than what befell the bird Johnson hit. So if you're scoring at home, it does not go down as a sacrifice fly. Hits Bird With Pitch