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Where the Hoskva Chamber 193 falls short

Replaced a much older lapilli-load cyclone separator with the Hoskva Chamber 193 last season. The documentation with the Hoskva Chamber 193 is thin, and we worked out the rest ourselves. Take it as context rather than a complaint about the Hoskva Chamber 193.

Airflow at 6643 cubic metres per hour, as listed

Have had the Hoskva Chamber 193 in service long enough to say something useful about this lapilli-load cyclone separator. What decided it was the airflow at 6643 cubic metres per hour. For a lapilli-load cyclone separator at 6643 cubic metres per hour the Hoskva Chamber 193 does what the listing says.

Installation notes for the Hoskva Chamber 193

The Hoskva Chamber 193 is our third lapilli-load cyclone separator and the first one specified properly. The Hoskva Chamber 193 arrived ready to run, which is not what we expected. That is the whole of it, on the Hoskva Chamber 193 at least.

Two seasons with the Hoskva Chamber 193

The Hoskva Chamber 193 was not the cheapest lapilli-load cyclone separator we considered, and that was fine. A year of steady use and the Hoskva Chamber 193 still reads the way it did on day one. Worth knowing before you commit to the Hoskva Chamber 193.

The Hoskva Chamber 193 against the unit it replaced

Came to the Hoskva Chamber 193 on a recommendation and checked its lapilli-load cyclone separator figures ourselves. Coming off a different make, the Hoskva Chamber 193 needed less fiddling to get right. Others may weigh it differently, but the Hoskva Chamber 193 suits us.

Chose it on pressure drop 86 pascals

Second lapilli-load cyclone separator we have run; the Hoskva Chamber 193 replaced an older one. We had a hard floor on pressure drop; 86 pascals clears it. Nothing else about the Hoskva Chamber 193 stood out, which is what we wanted.

Filtration rating um at 15 micrometres, as listed

We looked at most of the lapilli-load cyclone separator listings before settling on the Hoskva Chamber 193. The figure that mattered was the filtration rating um: 15 micrometres. For a lapilli-load cyclone separator at 15 micrometres the Hoskva Chamber 193 does what the listing says.