The working principle of the pneumatic conveying system

A pneumatic conveying system is a device commonly used for material conveying that transports materials from one place to another by taking advantage of the pressure difference of the gas. Pneumatic conveying systems are widely used in various industries, such as food industry, chemical industry, building materials industry, etc.
The basic principle of a pneumatic conveying system is to use the pressure difference of the gas to create an air flow that carries the material to the target location. The pneumatic conveying system consists of a compressed air source, a conveying pipeline, a material storage device and a control device. When the compressed air source is started, the compressed air is fed into the material storage device through the pipeline, so that the material is suspended in the air stream and transported to the target location through the pipeline.
In summary, the principles of controlling pneumatic conveying systems include pressure control, flow control and material control. Through reasonable control methods, stable conveying of air flow and precise control of materials can be realized. Pneumatic conveying systems are widely used in various industries to meet the needs of different industries for material transportation. In practical applications, it is necessary to select appropriate control methods according to the characteristics of materials and conveying requirements to achieve efficient and stable material transportation.