Three Universal Requirements For Purchasing A Pneumatic Conveyor

When it comes to understanding pneumatic conveying systems, entire books have been written and many white papers published with diagrams and complicated equations to explain how the process works.

It could be said that designing a pneumatic conveying systems is like operating a sailboat. While one may understand the mechanics of sailing, know the type of boat they want, where they want to take it, how to hoist the sails and motor it out of the harbor, understanding the intricacies of how to navigate the boat using the sails requires some advanced knowledge.

In terms of pneumatic conveying, users may know that they have a 55-gallon drum of powder sitting on the floor that needs to get into a process in a certain amount of time and at a particular rate, but understanding the subtleties between dense or dilute phase, and positive or negative pressure systems also requires some advanced knowledge.