Pressure
pneumatic conveyor system DFP
Description The
pressure tank has become widely accepted for the pneumatic conveying with
high pressure (big conveying distances) and a high concentration of goods
(big conveying capacity).
In
case of poorly flowing materials, it is possible to increase the conveying
capability by special
measures (cone aeration, mechanic discharging units).
According
to conveying material and conveying distance, center discharge by gravity
(connection of conveying pipe below discharge cone) or top discharge (connection
of conveying pipe from above to the standpipe rising into the pressure
tank) as well as different pressure ratio of top, bottom or supplementary
air inlet are chosen. Loading
of the pressure tank can be either done in free fall or by using
suitable mechanic conveyors. The
pressure tank always works discontinuously. For that, a buffer tank is
placed above the pressure tank when conveying continuous material. For
bigger conveying capacities, two pressure tanks can be connected in
parallel. During filling the first one, the second one will be emptied,
and so, an almost continuous conveying can be reached. The average availability of a single pressure tank is 50%, and approx. 90% when two
pressure tanks are connected in parallel. The
conveying capacity of a pressure tank is defined by the net volume of the
tank as well as by the diameter of the conveying pipe. Due to the
different densities, grain sizes, grading and other physical
caracteristics of bulk goods, it
is not possible to give precise details on conveying capacity, even when
pipe diameter and pressure tank volume (V1 + V2) are known. Layout
Dimension
drawing Pressure
vessel DF:
Pressure vessel for high pressure conveyance Cone
type stopper KVP: Pressure
tight stopper for material charging holes Special
hose valve SP:
Closing element in pneumatic conveyor line Bottem
aerator BB: Lower
closure on pressure vessel and fluidisation Supplementary
nozzle ZD: Compression
or carrier gas into conveyor line Dimension
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