Cyclone

Cyclone

PRIMAL Makina Cyclone Separators are designed to separate dust and solid particles from airflow in feed production facilities. They are used in aspiration and pneumatic conveying systems to separate particles from the air and direct the collected material to the discharge section.

Working Principle

Dust-laden air enters the cyclone and creates a rotating airflow inside the body. Due to centrifugal force, solid particles move toward the outer walls and fall into the collection section at the bottom, while the air exits through the upper outlet.

Separation efficiency depends on particle size, density, airflow rate, and cyclone design. For applications requiring fine dust removal, cyclone separators can be used together with filtration systems.

Technical Features 

• Particle Separation
• Low Maintenance
• Durable Construction
• System Integration
• Capacity Options

Applications

• Feed production facilities
• Aspiration and dust collection systems
• Pneumatic conveying lines
• Grinding and raw material processing sections
• Industrial particle separation applications

Key Factors in Cyclone Selection

Selecting the right cyclone requires evaluating several technical parameters, including airflow capacity (m³/h), particle size and density, pressure drop (Pa), and operating conditions.

Cyclone separators do not provide the same separation efficiency for all particle sizes. Depending on the application, additional filtration equipment may be required to achieve the desired air quality.