LITERATURE ANALYSIS ON INCREASING THE CLEANING EFFICIENCY OF AIR FILTERS OF MACHINES USED IN MINING ENTERPRISES
Abstract
The article provides essential information about the contamination of air filters in mining machines used at mining enterprises, meaning the reduction in operational efficiency caused by dust or other airborne particles and their negative impact on the machine’s performance. In addition, a scientific analysis of the literature aimed at improving the efficiency of air filter cleaning systems used in today’s mining industry of our country is presented. In addition, the research methodology section of the article scientifically substantiates the issues of improving the process of effective air filter purification using the method of theoretical analysis, the method of mathematical modeling, and the methods of experimental tests. The article thoroughly analyzes the air filters currently used in mining machines and proposes the use of an improved filter cleaning device to improve the filter cleaning process.
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