Specialized Filter Bags for Blast Furnace Gas

Specialized Filter Bags for Blast Furnace Gas

Specifications and dimensions can be customized according to customer requirements.

Blast furnace gas is a byproduct of modern ironmaking processes. Its main components are CO (25%), CO₂ (15%), and N₂ (55%), and it contains small amounts of H₂, O₂, and CH₄. It has a low calorific value; to improve the efficiency of secondary energy utilization, it must undergo fine filtration.

Grammage(g/ m²)
850
Gauge(mm)
2.7
Air permeability ( m3/m²/min@200Pa)
4-7
Continuous Operating Temperature(℃)
260

Why Choose Specialized Filter Bags for Blast Furnace Gas?

Blast furnace gas is a byproduct of modern ironmaking processes. Its main components are CO (25%), CO₂ (15%), and N₂ (55%), and it contains small amounts of H₂, O₂, and CH₄. It has a low calorific value; to improve the efficiency of secondary energy utilization, it must undergo fine filtration.

Our company uses an 80-count glass fiber base fabric, supplemented by a surface layer composed of a blend of ultra-fine glass fiber staple fibers and P84 fibers. This combination integrates the high strength, high-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, and low shrinkage of glass fiber with the fold resistance, acid and alkali resistance, and strong cohesion of the ductile P84 fibers. The three-dimensional microporous structure formed by the blended fiber layer meets the operational requirements of blast furnace gas—which has a low ash content and demands high filtration precision—and ensures a long service life. Dry dust collection filter bags for blast furnace gas represent a significant technological innovation in the pursuit of energy conservation, emissions reduction, and clean production.

Specialized blast furnace gas filter bags are a high-performance composite product that is resistant to high temperatures, corrosion, acids, alkalis, and abrasion. They are a new type of high-temperature filter media developed for dry dust removal in blast furnace gas systems. By adding P84 fibers to a glass fiber needle-punched felt base, the filter media achieves a denser felt layer and enhanced fiber interlacing, enabling it to handle higher filtration air velocities. P84 fibers feature a three-lobed cross-section, creating a high surface area coefficient that increases the probability of dust capture. This unique cross-sectional shape causes most dust particles to concentrate on the filter media’s surface, making it difficult for them to penetrate the internal pores and clog the media, thereby reducing resistance and increasing filtration velocity.

Glass Fiber Base Fabric + P84 Top Layer + PTFE-Coated Anti-Static Composite Filter Media (Standard for Large and Medium-Sized Blast Furnaces)

Structure: Alkali-free glass fiber skeleton base fabric + P84 polyimide surface layer + PTFE coating Basis weight: 850–900 g/m²

Basic Performance:

  1. Long-term continuous temperature: ≤240°C; instantaneous peak: 280–300°C
  2. Highest temperature resistance, withstanding sudden overheating in blast furnaces and significantly reducing the risk of filter bag burnout
  3. Excellent resistance to weak acids and H₂S; exceptional thermal dimensional stability ensures long filter bags (6–8 m) are resistant to stretching and deformation ✅ Advantages

Advantages:

  1. Resistance to instantaneous high temperatures is the standout feature, making it the preferred choice for large blast furnaces;
  2. P84 fibers offer superior hydrolysis resistance compared to Fluoroflex; the PTFE coating prevents ash embedding and ensures stable ash removal;
  3. Superior abrasion resistance compared to pure glass fiber woven fabric; permanently effective anti-static properties;
  4. Stable operating pressure drop protects TRT blades; standard equipment for mainstream large blast furnaces.

Applications: Large and medium-sized blast furnaces with a capacity of 1,000 m³ or more, projects with significant furnace temperature fluctuations, and projects requiring extended service life.

Technical Specifications

Needle Felt CompositionGrammage
(g/ m2)
Gauge
( mm)
Air permeability
( m3/m²/min@200Pa)
Continuous Operating Temperature(℃)Short-Term Operating Temperature(℃)Acid ResistanceAlkali ResistanceAbrasion Resistance
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Key Technical Characteristics and Advantages

STEP 1

Stable ultra-low emissions and TRT unit protection

Maintains clean gas dust content at ≤5 mg/m³—far superior to the ironmaking industry emission limit (10 mg/Nm³)—preventing dust abrasion on TRT turbine blades and ensuring power generation efficiency and unit longevity.

STEP 2

High-temperature resistance and resilience against furnace fluctuations

Designed for continuous operation at 240–260°C (using FMS/PTFE filter media) and capable of withstanding short-term temperature spikes up to 300°C.

STEP 3

High abrasion resistance and long service life

Blast furnace gas dust—primarily composed of Fe₂O₃ (60–70%) and coke particles—is highly abrasive; the FMS + P84 composite gradient structure balances abrasion and flex resistance, significantly extending the bag replacement cycle.

STEP 4

Corrosion and hydrolysis resistance

Withstands corrosive components in the gas (such as sulfides and chloride ions) and high-humidity/condensation conditions, preventing fiber degradation and "bag blinding" (caking).

STEP 5

Easy dust release and resistance to caking

Features PTFE membrane/coating surface filtration for smooth dust release, stable resistance, and high-efficiency pulse-jet cleaning.

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