Ons Engineering
Pneumatic Conveying System
A System Of Air-Pump-Powered Tubes For Transporting Items
It is effective to handle and move many kinds of bulk granular and powdered materials via pneumatic conveying
Since productivity and cleanliness are important in industry, ONS engineering designed a pneumatic conveying system with that in mind. So, by utilizing pneumatic conveying systems, you can raise productivity, cleanliness, and safety standards at your business.
Pneumatic Conveying System
To put it simply, Pneumatic conveying is a system that moves dry bulk solids (powders and granules) from one process area to another using pressure differential and gas flow (often air). The main idea of pneumatic conveying is to move large products by air through enclosed conveying tubes. A compressor, fan, or root blower is typically used to provide air movement.
The flowing conveying air sends a propulsive force that moves the bulk material through the conveying line. Compressors or conveying blowers are frequently employed to bridge the pressure difference required to do this between the beginning and end of the pipeline. It also regulates the airflow and positive/negative pressure inside the conveying line, enabling the system to transfer the materials with little loss or damage.
Benefits Of Pneumatic Conveying System
Better Sanitization, Less Spillage, And Dust Leakage
In contrast to a mechanical conveying system, the materials are well-contained because they are transmitted through an enclosed pipeline, which ensures there is minimal spillage and dust leakage. Similarly, the enclosed pipeline lessens the possibility of product contamination and guarantees that the factory is kept hygienic and clean.
Safety
The primary benefit of a pneumatic conveying system is that the entire material transfer procedure takes place inside a completely sealed pipeline. It is therefore extremely safe to use. The system also has fewer moving parts, which reduces the risk to users and maintenance personnel.
Increased Adaptability
Pneumatic conveying systems are more flexible and can be custom engineered to fit around preexisting powder processing machinery. They also take up less room than mechanical conveying systems. Longer carrying distances and multiple infeed and destination sites are both conceivable.
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