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Explain how can you prevent bridging in a dilute phase pneumatic conveying system?
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Answer Posted / bharath chellaboyina
• Manufacturers of these systems recommend bin agitation or blowing air into the top of the feeding bin.
• These methods can prevent fine particle from bridging near the rotators valve.
• Two types of particles that are especially prone to bridging include titanium dioxide and calcined- kaolin clay.
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