Environmentally friendly sandblasting room must have a famous brand?

A qualified sandblasting room designed and manufactured by a regular manufacturer should be fine, and it does not have to be famous.

In addition, no matter how good an environmentally friendly sandblasting room is, it also needs to be matched with good sandblasting abrasives, such as quartz sand, river sand and other siliceous sands that are fragile and contain free silicon [silicosis], which have now been restricted to be used for sandblasting Abrasive. However, the pomegranate sand commonly used in the world has a small crushing rate, a large specific gravity, and a fast natural sedimentation rate. During the processing, RZG has 6 times of water washing, and the dust content itself is extremely low, so it is basically a dust-free operation, and its environmental protection performance is sufficient. With sandblasting room, which can be recycled and recycled.

How to reduce noise and improve dust removal effect in sandblasting room?

How many dust collectors does your sandblasting room have? Generally speaking, these problems need to be taken into account when designing the sandblasting room. The sandblasting rooms we currently design are all double dust collectors. Sand one back, then dust one. There is also a possibility that your sandblasting room has been used for a long time, resulting in that the exhaust air volume of the dust removal system cannot meet the design standards and requirements, and accessories and auxiliary materials may need to be replaced here. Another possibility is that the ventilation volume of the house body did not meet the standard at the beginning of the design. This is a structural problem, which is more troublesome.

As for the noise problem, I don't know if your design is not up to standard or what is the reason. There are two places where there will be noise during sandblasting, 1 is generated during sandblasting, and 2 is generated by the fan. I don't know where you are. That piece of noise is loud. Generally speaking, for a qualified sandblasting room, the dry noise should be lower than 85 decibels, the fan should be equipped with a noise reduction system, and the sandblasting room also needs to add sound insulation boards to the outer walls.