Based on the working conditions and environmental conditions, classify them according to the length of service life, and mark the changes in resistance, replacement cycle, and influencing reasons, to adapt to on-site management:
\n1. High cleanliness level + Excellent environment (optimal working condition)
\nApplicable scenarios: Pharmaceutical sterile areas, precision electronic dust-free workshops, biological safety laboratories, full fresh air + pre-filtering complete
\nEnvironmental characteristics: Few dust particles, stable temperature and humidity, no odor \/ water vapor \/ corrosive gases, complete front-end primary \/ intermediate filtration
\nService life: 10 to 12 months
\nFeatures: Slow pressure increase, clean filter element appearance, rarely occurs moisture absorption, mold problems.
\n2. Conventional industrial clean area (standard working condition)
\nApplicable scenarios: Ordinary purification workshops, food packaging workshops, regular laboratories
\nEnvironmental characteristics: Small amount of dust production, normal temperature and humidity, complete front-end filtration configuration, intermittent \/ continuous operation
\nService life: 6 to 9 months
\nFeatures: Resistance rises uniformly, inspection according to cycle is sufficient, it is the most common working condition.
\n3. High dust \/ dust-producing environment (shortened service life)
\nApplicable scenarios: Powder feeding, weighing, grinding, batching workshops, raw material processing areas
\nEnvironmental characteristics: High particle content in the air, heavy front-end filtration load
\nService life: 3 to 5 months
\nFeatures: Pressure difference rises rapidly, the intake surface of the filter element is prone to blackening and dust accumulation, it is the condition with the fastest service life decline.
\n4. High humidity \/ prone to condensation environment (significantly shortened service life)
\nApplicable scenarios: Water treatment workshops, cold storage, constant temperature high-humidity workshops, clean rooms in rainy areas
\nEnvironmental characteristics: High air humidity, prone to condensation, the filter material’s resistance increases sharply after getting wet, and it is prone to mold growth
\nService life: 4 to 6 months
\nFeatures: Even if there is not much dust, moisture absorption will cause the filtering performance to permanently decline, and replacement is required in advance.
\n5. Odor \/ corrosive \/ smoke environment (severe wear)
\nApplicable scenarios: Chemicals, spraying, volatile gas, smoke purification areas
\nEnvironmental characteristics: Corrosive gases, oil mist will corrode the filter material, sealant and sealing strip
\nService life: 3 to 4 months
\nFeatures: Filter material is prone to aging, damage, air leakage, and the sealing parts fail simultaneously. It is recommended to shorten the inspection frequency.
\n6. Differences caused by operating duration (comparison in the same environment)
\n24-hour continuous operation: Under the same environment, the service life is about 20% to 30% shorter than intermittent operation
\n8-hour intermittent operation per day: Low load, the service life is close to the standard upper limit<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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