USS BIN VENT

Bin Vent / Dust Collector

EPA Compliance – Eliminate Nuisance Dust – Vent Pneumatic Conveyors


We design and manufacture dust filters for use with any material in any climate. Scratching your head? US Systems creates solutions for difficult applications. Give us a call about your specific application and we’ll help.

When material and convey air discharges into a silo, the air must be allowed to escape. For dusty material that air must be filtered before venting to atmosphere. That’s where a baghouse with Pulse Jet Filter comes in.

In operation, dry bulk material is discharged into a silo where heavy particles fall to the bottom. Fine dusty particles may float upwards toward the bin vent. At this point the air passes through tubular filter media and out to atmosphere, leaving the dusty material behind. These filter tubes are elongated and possibly pleated to allow plenty of surface area for air to pass through in a small amount of space.

Either on a timer or by pressure switch, a high-energy burst of compressed air pulses into the center of the filter tubes. These “reverse pulse jets” activate sequentially to clean material off the filters and blows the collected dust particulates back into the storage silo or bin.

The industrial-duty filters are long-lasting, simple to maintain, and easy to replace. 

US Systems provides rugged, long-lasting filter media specified for your material. We continue supporting your system by making it easy to reorder filter media when needed.

Bag House

“Bag House” is a colloquial term for a very large dust collector used in industrial applications, sometimes containing hundreds of filters and are large enough for a person to enter to change the filters.

Bin Vent Filter for Silo Dust Control

In addition to standard bin vents and baghouses, we take on special challenges that occur in your environment or with your material. If you have a tough problem such as extreme high or low-temperature conditions, physical space limitation, sticky material, or any other issue that requires an expert solution, give us a call to discuss your needs.

US Systems Bin Vent Diagram listing the various features of the bin vent
USS Bin Vents on Silos

Bin Vent/Dust Collector with Pulse Jet Features:

Standard:

  • Available in square, rectangular, or cylindrical design.
  • Access via bottom, side, or top door. Walk-in plenum also available.
  • Utilizes self-Cleaning Pulse Jet technology
  • Filter media removes 99.99+% of entrained particles
  • Tool-less access door
  • Welded safety grate
  • Flanged bottom makes securing on silos or bins easy and reliable
  • Sequential timer mounted in a NEMA 4, 4x, 7, 9, or 12 enclosure
  • Differential pressure monitor
  • Stainless, painted carbon steel, or aluminum construction
  • No moving parts inside the bin vent minimizes maintenance requirements
  • Laser-cut tube sheets
  • Solid-state industrial controls and automation

Specify:

  • Exhaust fan 
  • Extreme cold or heat application
  • Portable units available
  • Particulate monitor (monitors the clean side for particulates)
  • Support lugs and optional legs
  • Explosion mitigation and venting
  • Pressure Transmitter available
  • 24VDC or 120VAC
  • Any special requirements? We custom-design to your application.
US Systems Bin Vents for Dust Control
USS Bin Vents with Fans
US Systems Bin Vent with Top Access, Ladder, and Guard Rails for Safety
USS Bin Vent with Top Access Door, Ladder, and Safety Cage
US Systems Bin Vents with Pulse Jet Technology
Silo Bin Vent Installation
This US Systems heated and insulated bin vent is specially made for installation in the Arctic Circle.
This US Systems heated and insulated bin vent is specially made for installation in the Arctic Circle.
Bin Vent with Motor Starter Panel
Bin Vent with Fan and Motor Starter Panel
US Systems Bag House Installation
US Systems Bag House Installation

Have a question?

Our experienced engineers are here to help: 913-281-1010

Pulse-Jet Operation is the heart of the automatic self-cleaning system of a US Systems Bin Vent. 

Dust that has agglomerated on the exterior filter surface is removed automatically.

The cleaning cycle is controlled by a solid-state timer that progressively energizes the diaphragm valves that pulse high-pressure air into the filter cartridges or bags through a header system located in the clean air plenum.

Holes on the air headers are located over the top of each cart or bag. They direct the bursts of compressed air into the filters, creating a pneumatic shock wave within the filter causing it to flex. The accumulated dust is knocked off the filter and drops into the hopper.