Vacuum Conveying - Lean Phase Lean Phase Vacuum Conveying systems mainly use exhausters that provide up to a 50% vacuum to deliver the material through a conveying line to receiving vessel where the air and product are filtered and separated. For lower capacity, Fans may also be used as the base force. System Operation • The fans or positive displacement exhausters are activated, causing a vacuum to be formed in the system. • Material is fed into the system; with a rotary valve airlock (or screw feeder) if metering or dosing is required. • The material is carried by the vacuum and delivered to a receiving vessel. • Filters then extract the material from the air and the product is then transported to its destination. Features: • A low to moderate conveying rate and distance, usually at a short distance with low capacity. • Suitability for conveying materials which tend to pack or compress under pressure. • Reduces dust hazard in the unlikely event of a system leak. • Allows material to be weighed and dosed if required. • Ability to convey materials from multiple sites to a single location. This method is frequently used for central vacuum cleaning systems or to draw product from multiple silos and other applications that require a reticulated network of vacuum pipes to convey product to a single collection point. ApplicationsSuch as wood shavings or fibre material, as well as toxic materials which are hazardous in the workplace.
Model No. - VCS
Power Source - 380/440 V
Pressure - 100 psi
Design - Customized
Voltage - 410 V
Minimum Order Quantity - 1 Unit
Capacity - 2 to 5 Ton
Power - 10.5 kW
Product Type - Pneumatic Conveying System
Material - Stainless Steel
Automation Grade - Automatic
Condition - New