Dilute-Phase vs. Dense-Phase Pneumatic Conveying

Pneumatic conveying has two distinct processes: dilute phase and dense phase. Deciding which method is the most optimum for your bulk material is determined by product testing and consulting with an expert in pneumatic conveying. Not all materials are alike, and not all materials move the same way when transferred through piping. What is dilute-phase and dense-phase conveying? In simple terms, they are two different methods of moving a given material through a convey line. But there is much more to know about these two ways of conveying. The following video shows the full breakdown of these two methods and debunks some common myths. Learn more about the "Powers of Two."

Watch to learn more about the 'powers of two:'

1. 1. What are dilute-phase and dense-phase pneumatic conveying?
   2. What is the difference between the two conveying methods?
   3. When should dilute-phase vs dense-phase pneumatic conveying be applied?
      

      When considering dilute phase vs. dense phase, remember the following:

      • It's all about speed
      • It's the material, not the machine
      • Is the material permeable or fluidizable
      • The powers of two

       

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