How to build a fine pneumatic conveyors ?
Maybe you want to ask what are the advantages of pneumatic conveyors?
Every system has its pluses and minuses. Pneumatic conveying equipment is no different. But the list of advantages is pretty long, which is why this type of system is very popular for certain processes.
Ease of Routing – One of the biggest advantages is the ability it gives you to route the system just about any way you like. Pneumatic systems can run horizontally or vertically, can cover long distances, and are easy to design around existing equipment, obstructions or anything that doesn’t present a straight path. That gives you a fair amount of flexibility, which is the second advantage.
Adaptability – Pneumatic systems are easy to adapt to existing equipment, so you don’t have to start from scratch. They also don’t take up a lot of floor space, so they’re easier to locate. You have the ability to set up for multiple pick-up points and discharges, too, so you can create a system that’s surprisingly flexible and efficient.
Construction Flexibility – Because pneumatic conveying lines are relatively light weight, they don’t require a lot of structural support. That saves plant space and money, and removes a number of potential construction challenges.
Safety – Being enclosed is another plus for these systems.
Ease of Maintenance – Unlike other options, pneumatic systems only have a few main parts (air compressor or pump, in-feed device, tubing, and a separator), and each of those components can be repaired independent of the rest of the system. That means maintenance is quicker and downtime is limited.