AerCO TURBO 8000 FVU

*– the real FVU flow rate is given, without taking connected external duct lines into account.

Air purification in the AerCO TURBO FVU takes place as the air moves through first- and second-stage filters. Because the operation of process equipment that is a source of polluted air (laser and plasma cutting machines, welding and abrasive equipment) may produce sparks – particles of metal heated to a high temperature – the first-stage filter of the FVU is an aerodynamic chamber that, besides filtration, acts as a spark arrestor.

The AerCO TURBO FVU has an original hopper design: each cyclone works with its own independent hopper. This prevents air flows from crossing between the cyclones, which increases the overall efficiency.

Thanks to the integrated design solutions, the aerodynamic chamber provides a purification efficiency of up to 95% for particles larger than 5 µm, which significantly exceeds the values typical of cyclone filters.

In addition, the aerodynamic chamber solves the task of pre-filtering oil smoke that arises, for example, during laser cutting of metal sheets covered with an oil film.

For high-quality air purification from particles smaller than 5 µm, the AerCO TURBO FVU uses second-stage filters – fine-filtration cartridge filters.
Contamination of the cartridge filters that occurs while the FVU is running is removed by blowing them with compressed air. The cleaned air is discharged by the FVU through the outlet opening in the top wall of the FVU body.