Carbon steel and aluminum are two of the most common metals in manufacturing today. Still, they differ significantly in how they are made, their use, and their general properties. In this article,...
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Pneumatic conveying systems are an efficient means of transporting a wide variety of bulk materials like powders and granules. It should come as no surprise then that the food and beverage industry...
As the two most common forms of pipe elbow, you’ll find short or long radius elbows in almost any pneumatic conveying system you encounter. But despite over a century of use in materials conveying,...
Rotary airlocks are just one important piece of the puzzle when it comes to pneumatic conveyance systems. But just what are they? How do they work? Are there different types? Where are they typically...
Lump breakers are the unsung heroes of the pneumatic conveyance world. Without them, materials would often be too big to pass through a pneumatic conveyor and sell to customers efficiently, and some...
With the exception of the softest and lightest materials, your pneumatic conveying system bears a huge amount of impact and abrasion every day. Over time, the elbows of your system will wear away and...
In pneumatic conveying systems, weld elbows and pipe/tube elbows (aka sweep elbows) serve the same purpose. They both allow pipes or tubes to curve and be rerouted in order to avoid obstacles and...
Choosing the right type of connection for your pneumatic conveying system is crucially important. This article will cover the three most common types of pneumatic connections, including compression...
When there are multiple pick-up points in a pneumatic conveying system, diverter valves are essential. They ensure materials are directed smoothly, continuously, and hygienically. Continue reading to...
Whether it’s an air leak or an unoptimized design, there are several factors that can affect the energy efficiency in pneumatic conveying systems. Fortunately, most of these are easily mitigated if...
