Pneumatic conveying is a way to move dry materials using air. One common type is called dilute phase conveying. In this method, a high-speed stream of air carries the materials through a pipe.
Dilute phase conveying is often used for materials that aren't too rough or heavy. But, some people think that you have to use a different method, called dense phase conveying, when you're dealing with very abrasive materials.
Delta Ducon knows that's not always the case. We've developed ways to make dilute phase conveying work effectively, even with tough, abrasive materials.
What is Dilute Phase Conveying?
Imagine a powerful wind carrying leaves. That's similar to dilute phase conveying. A strong flow of air picks up the material and moves it through a pipe.
The Common Idea
Many people believe that dilute phase conveying is too rough for abrasive materials. They worry that the high speeds will damage the equipment.
Delta Ducon's Approach
Delta Ducon has a lot of experience with dilute phase conveying, even for materials that can cause a lot of wear and tear. We handle these materials in systems that can move up to 100 tons every hour.
Here's how we do it:
Special Materials: We use tough materials that can withstand abrasion.
Smart Design: We design our systems to reduce wear and tear.
Strong Parts: We use durable parts like special pipes and rotary valves.
What We Offer
Tough Equipment: We make and use parts that last a long time, even with abrasive materials. This includes pipes and rotary valves.
Careful Planning: We design our systems to minimize damage and keep things running smoothly.
Want to Learn More?
With our expertise and advanced technology, Delta Ducon provides dilute phase conveying systems that are both effective and long-lasting, even when dealing with the toughest materials.
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