Transient loads on pneumatic conveying pipeline bends

Andrew Cowell; Don McGlinchey; L. Ferguson

Transient loads on pneumatic conveying pipeline bends

Andrew Cowell, Don McGlinchey, L. Ferguson

Mechanical Engineering

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Abstract

This paper presents the initial results from an investigation into the impact forces in pneumatic conveying bends. This problem is increasingly prevalent in industry due to a shift towards the more energy efficient dense phase conveying mode. Despite the increased interest in the analysis of these impact forces, there is no standard method of determining these forces.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2003

Keywords

energy systems
pneumatic conveying bends
energy efficiency

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Transient loads on pneumatic conveying pipeline bends

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