Number of views: 5466 Author: Aili Industry Release time: 2027-01-18 Source: Ai Li Industrial
During the lithium battery production process, some processes will generate dust, such as pole piece cutting, slitting, lamination, welding and other processes. In order to control the impact of dust on products and the environment, some projects will use FFU with higher wind speed, hoping to take away or suppress the dust through strong clean air supply.
However, as the wind speed increases, the influence range of the airflow will also expand. If the dust source is not controlled and the air supply direction is not coordinated with the return air path, high wind speed may blow dust to adjacent workstations, causing cross-contamination. For scenarios such as lithium battery workshops with intensive processes and adjacent equipment, the airflow direction of high wind speed FFU needs to be carefully checked.
Therefore, high-speed FFU should serve clear process airflow goals rather than simply increasing air volume. The location of the dust source, air supply direction, return air path and workstation boundaries need to be considered at the same time. Aili Industry has complete production capabilities in FFU supporting the new energy industry and can provide air supply solutions based on lithium battery process conditions. For the basic structure of the FFU machine, please refer toAili Industrial FFU fan filter unit。
Before using high-speed FFU, you must first identify where the dust is generated and how the dust is dispersed under the existing airflow. Sources of dust may be inside equipment, at cutting points, at conveyor interfaces or at material transfer locations. Diffusion paths may be related to equipment construction, personnel handling, and room airflow.
The visible distribution of dust can be observed under production conditions, or the particle concentration at different locations can be measured using a particle counter. Record the dust source location, direction of spread and affected area. If dust spreads from a certain process to adjacent workstations, it means that the existing airflow has not effectively taken away the dust.
The air supply direction of high wind speed FFU should match the return air path to form an organized air flow. If the supply air blows from the clean area to the dust source and then brings the dust to the return air outlet, it is a more reasonable direction. If the supply air blows dust from the dust source to adjacent workstations, cross-contamination may be exacerbated.
In actual layout, FFU is usually installed above the equipment or workstation, and the air is supplied downward. If the dust source is inside the equipment, you can consider dealing with the equipment exhaust or local collection instead of simply relying on FFU to blow downwards. If the dust source is in an open workstation, the FFU air supply direction can be adjusted or lateral airflow guidance can be added to move the dust toward the return air direction.
For adjacent workstations, you can consider setting up airflow separation or partial enclosure to reduce airflow interference between workstations. If the equipment layout permits, partitions or air curtains can also be set up between workstations.
FFU provides clean air supply, but it cannot replace dust source control. If dust continues to be generated from inside the equipment, FFU blowing alone may not solve the underlying problem. A more effective way is to add local exhaust or dust collection devices near the dust source to collect the dust before it spreads.
For lithium battery production equipment, you can check whether the equipment is equipped with an exhaust interface, dust collection device or sealed structure. If the equipment exhaust is insufficient, you can evaluate increasing local exhaust. If the equipment structure is open and dust can easily escape, consider adding a protective cover or enclosure.
The function of FFU is to provide a clean air supply environment and cooperate with local exhaust and return air paths to jointly control the spread of dust.
After adjusting the high wind speed FFU, the air flow effect needs to be verified under actual production conditions. The verification includes: wind speed and air flow direction near the dust source; whether the dust is brought to the return air path; whether the particle concentration of adjacent work stations changes; whether the cleanliness of key work stations meets the requirements; whether the personnel operating position is affected by strong air flow.
Anemometers, smoke devices and particle counters can be used for verification. If it is found that dust is still spreading to adjacent workstations, the FFU air supply direction and wind speed can be adjusted or local collection measures can be added.
The parameter adjustment of high wind speed FFU should be combined with the workstation boundary. If adjacent workstations have different requirements for cleanliness, zone control or different wind speed configurations can be used. If there is no physical separation between workstations and the air flows are easy to affect each other, consider adding partitions or adjusting the air supply direction.
For projects that require group control, the FFU speed of different areas can be set through partitions. For the configuration of the group control system, please refer toFFU/EFU group control touch screen controller andFFU computer group control system understands the partition adjustment plan.
High wind speed FFU needs to match the corresponding fan, filter and control configuration. The fan should be able to provide sufficient static pressure at the target wind speed, and the filter should be able to withstand higher air volumes without generating excessive resistance. The control method should support wind speed adjustment so that it can be adjusted according to the process status.
If the project requires a stainless steel box or anti-static configuration, you can refer toStainless steel FFU andAnti-static EFU understands different structures. Aili Industrial has complete production capabilities in FFU complete machines and control systems, and can provide configuration solutions based on the air flow requirements of lithium battery projects.
In the design stage of the lithium battery high wind speed FFU solution, it is recommended to confirm the following with the FFU manufacturer and process party: the location and generation method of dust sources; dust diffusion paths and affected areas; workstation boundaries and adjacent workstation requirements; air supply direction and return air path; equipment exhaust and local collection conditions; target wind speed and airflow organization; whether zoning control is required; verification methods and judgment standards.
If you are dealing with dust diffusion issues in lithium battery workshops, you can visitAili Industrial FFU fan filter unit understands the complete machine configuration. You can also contact Aili Industrial to obtain air supply solution support for lithium battery projects.
The airflow direction of lithium battery high wind speed FFU needs to match the dust source, return air path and workstation boundary. Increasing the wind speed may expand the spread of dust, so the problem cannot be solved by increasing the wind speed alone. Dust source control, local exhaust and return air organization should be considered together.
Aili Industry has complete production capabilities in FFU supporting the new energy industry and can provide air supply solutions based on lithium battery process conditions. If you need to know more about the FFU configuration of the lithium battery workshop, you can visitAili Industrial FFU fan filter unit , you are also welcome to contact Aili Industrial for project support.