A dense phase pneumatic conveying system is primarily designed to transport raw materials, typically abrasive materials. When choosing a system, you must pay attention to specific details to ensure a successful setup. The following are some things to consider.
Less Component Wear
Due to its design, a dense phase pneumatic conveying system works best for abrasive material handling. A typical dilute phase system experiences significant wear when abrasive materials continually pass through it. A dense phase design, however, reduces the velocity of the materials, thereby cutting down on machine wear. Your components will last longer, saving you money in the long run.
Air Injectors
Air injectors are an optional element for your dense phase pneumatic conveying system. You must determine whether installing air injectors will benefit your processes. These injectors are frequently used when transporting fine powder through the system. The air ensures the powder moves seamlessly through the system instead of clogging it.
System Design
Choosing a company that custom designs dense phase pneumatic conveying systems is best. Each company has unique needs. A custom design ensures your system works well and improves your processes. They will consider bulk density, friability, abrasiveness, and other factors to recommend ideal components for your system.
If you’re interested in purchasing a dense phase pneumatic conveying system, visit the Scorpio BMH website to browse their options.
