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A reverse jet (or reverse pulse) filter works by continuously drawing dirty air through filter bags, which capture dust on their outer surface. When the dust layer becomes thick, a brief, powerful burst of compressed air is released from the unit's internal reservoir, traveling in reverse through the bags to flex them. This flexing action breaks the accumulated dust cake, which then falls into a collection hopper below. The system is controlled by an electrical panel, allowing for continuous operation without interrupting airflow. These are efficient dust arresting systems and used in conjunctions with Cyclone Separators.
