The rotary airlock is one of the four main parts of almost all pressure- and vacuum-style dry bulk materials handling systems. Though these components are very simple in construction, they contribute...
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Excess moisture can cause dry bulk materials such as coal, gypsum, sugar, salt, and powders to clump together during storage and transportation. Not only do these heavier clumps need more energy to...
Knowing the velocity with which your materials travel through your pneumatic conveying system is vital for building an efficient machine. It ensures you can maintain adequate speed in your gas or air...
It can be tough to spot a fundamental flaw that’s keeping your system from reaching its full potential. That’s because most weak points show themselves through indirect means such as increased...
Smooth flow within a pneumatic conveying system is vital for maintaining high productivity. If the speed at which your materials travel through your system is too low, they can build up within the...
On the surface, grain conveying seems like a straightforward task. But not all types of grain handling systems are suitable for all kinds of grain. Factors such as product hardiness and available...
Since 1979, Progressive Products Inc. has been developing durable and cost-effective abrasion-resistant components for pneumatic conveying systems. Manufacturers around the world use our products to...
The productivity, efficiency, and operating costs of your business are all highly influenced by the design of your dry bulk material handling system. But even if you carefully optimize your system to...
Pneumatic conveying elbows are responsible for changing the flow direction of materials within your dry bulk handling system. Pipe elbow dimensions – including degree, line size, and centerline radius
When you need replacement parts for your pneumatic conveying system, speed is key to avoiding unnecessary and expensive system downtime. Yet most suppliers still use a slow and lengthy ordering...
