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PNEUMATIC CONVEYING SYSTEM
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Dense Phase
Higher material-to-air ratios: This means that lower operating costs.
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Reduced material degradation:Reduces the amount of material degradation that can occur during conveying.
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Reduced system wear: Operate at a lower velocity, there is less wear on system components This results in less maintenance and longer equipment life.
Lean Phase
Higher conveying velocities: Movement materials over longer distances.
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Lower capital costs: less equipment than dense phase so less expensive to install and operate.
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Flexibility: Handling of a wider range of materials than dense phase .
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