Cyclone separators can achieve high collection efficiencies, typically separating 99% of the dust particles greater than 10 microns in size from the air stream and depositing them into a collection bin. As it services dust from circulation, cyclone systems aid in increasing airflow within a plant or factory. Basic components of dust collectors include a blower, dust filter, filter cleaning system, dust receptacle and dust removal system. A cyclone separator, also called a cyclonic dust collector, is a widely used air pollution control device that cleanses flue gases of particulate matter before such gases exit into the atmosphere. It's a method of collecting up to 99% of airborne waste in an easy-to-empty container beneath the cyclone. The two most frequently used dust suppressant options are calcium chloride and magnesium chloride, which are hygroscopic (moisture attracting) materials that draw moisture from the air to provide extended dust suppression.