CN-15U-400

General Information about Cyclone CN-15U-400

CN-15U cyclones are designed to separate fine dust and small particles from gas-air mixtures during the transport of bulk materials and fly ash. Compared to other CN-type models, they feature a more compact height, which is critical when space is limited in the gas cleaning system. However, their technical and economic efficiency is slightly lower, so they are recommended mainly where preserving vertical space is a priority.

They are used across various industries, including agriculture and food processing. These cyclones come in several model modifications, allowing customization based on operating conditions. CN-15U cyclones are easy to install, maintain, and operate. They are considered highly reliable and durable with a simple construction. Their price makes them a great choice for those looking for effective yet affordable equipment.

Fan for Cyclone CN-15U-400

The fan used with this device can be installed either before or after the cyclone, which significantly expands its operating flexibility. The equipment provides high capacity and power. However, it’s important to note that improper use — such as in environments with high steam condensation or sticky dust — is not allowed, as it may cause premature failure.

Application of Cyclone CN-15U-400

Essentially, CN-15U cyclones are used as pre-cleaning units. Their efficiency is lower than that of CN-15 models, but if high filtration quality is not required, this unit can be used independently thanks to its technical characteristics.

Configuration of Cyclone CN-15U-400

Depending on airflow capacity and operating conditions, these cyclones are manufactured in both single and group configurations. The internal diameter of a single cyclone ranges from 200 to 2000 mm. Group cyclones are composed of 2, 4, 6, or 8 units and have internal diameters from 300 to 900 mm.

Group versions can be configured with either left or right gas flow rotation (upon request), while single cyclones are only available with right-hand rotation.