Here are some of the key features of dense phase pneumatic conveying systems:

• High pressure: The high pressure used in dense phase pneumatic conveying systems compacts the solids into a dense phase, which reduces the amount of air required to transport them. This results in reduced energy consumption and wear and tear on equipment.
• Low velocity: The low velocity of the solids in a dense phase pneumatic conveying system helps to reduce material degradation and emissions.
• High product-to-air ratio: The high product-to-air ratio in a dense phase pneumatic conveying system allows for the transport of a wide variety of materials, including abrasive, fragile, and high-value materials.
• Increased capacity: Dense phase pneumatic conveying systems can achieve higher capacities than other types of pneumatic conveying systems. This makes them well-suited for long-distance conveying and applications where a high degree of control is required.

Dense phase pneumatic conveying systems are a versatile and efficient way to transport bulk solids. They offer a number of advantages over other types of pneumatic conveying systems, including reduced energy consumption, reduced wear and tear on equipment, increased capacity, improved product quality, and reduced emissions.

If you are looking for a versatile and efficient way to transport bulk solids, then a dense phase pneumatic conveying system may be the right solution for you.