What is a Pneumatic Conveying System?
A pneumatic conveying system is an industrial bulk material transfer technology that transports dry bulk materials (like cement, fly ash, flour, plastic granules) from one point to another through pipelines safely and in a closed circuit using compressed air or vacuum.
- Working Principle: Materials are pushed or vacuumed through the pipeline by the kinetic energy of pressurized air supplied by blowers or compressors.
- Dense Phase Conveying (Denseveyor): Transports material in plugs through the pipe at low air velocity and high pressure, minimizing wear and dust generation. Ideal for fly ash and cement.
- Dilute Phase Conveying: Efficiently transfers light particles in a continuous suspended flow using high air velocity and low pressure.
- Advantages: Ensures zero dust emission and product loss due to its entirely enclosed design. Offers virtually zero maintenance costs compared to mechanical conveyors.
DUCON Dilute Phase Pneumatic Conveying
DUCON Dilute phase pneumatic conveying is a method of moving non abrasive, non-fragile materials that have a lower bulk density. The system incorporates a high gas volume, low pressure process, entraining the materials and generally conveys one of two ways: pressure or vacuum. In pressure conveying a high volume of low-pressure air transfers material at a high velocity. In vacuum conveying a high volume of negative-pressure air transfers material at a high speed. Common materials suitable for dilute phase pneumatic conveying are flours, resins & compounds, specialty chemicals, and more.
A COST-EFFECTIVE WAY TO CONVEY NON-FRIABLE,
NON-ABRASIVE MATERIALS
DILUTE PHASE
PNEUMATIC CONVEYING
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