Manufacturer: Sanko Air Plant Ltd.

Features

• ine plugging can occur easily when conveying conditions change, because gas velocity operates near the floating-flow limit.
• Layer Flow and Suspension Flow may coexist in the same line as gas velocity shifts with conveying capacity, distance, and other conditions.
• In powder service, Layer Flow (middle velocity) and Dune Flow frequently coexist.
• Although Layer Flow gas velocity lies in the low range of dilute-phase (Floating Flow), it is termed “Middle Velocity Conveying” to distinguish it from Plug Flow and Dune Flow.
• Advantages include:
• ① Reduced material quality degradation, pipe abrasion, and streamer formation at the discharge caused by excessive velocity.
  ② Less powder hold-up and feed-point plugging due to low velocity and pressure fluctuations.
• Delivers stable conveying while lowering both initial and operating costs.