Course for design of pneumatic conveying
A MUST for manufacturers of pneumatic conveying systems
An in-depth exploration of detailed calculations and design for pneumatic pipelines and specifying associated plant
Pneumatic Conveying System Design: Advanced Course; 2 – 3 February 2016; Kent
£765 per delegate
There is a tradition of different companies using different design equations and assumptions. There has in recent years been a lot of new information generated using improved methods for measurement of material conveying properties, the use of these for design and the effects of design details such as bends and stepped bore sizes. The ultimate aim will be to share the most up-to-date knowledge on how to obtain pipeline designs that work reliably, delivering the required throughput without unplanned maintenance and undesired impact on quality of the powder being handled
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Rotary Valves; Design, Selection and Operational Issues; 4 February 2016; Kent
£490 per delegate
Rotary valves are widely used to feed pneumatic conveying pipelines, and for feed metering, explosion isolation, atmospheric isolation etc. However there are literally thousands of combinations of different feature options available covering choice of materials of construction, rotor type, drive type, venting arrangements, bearing pattern, seal choice, clearances, cleaning features etc. Faced with this bewildering choice, how does an engineer decide what to specify? This course will help understand the reasons for the different options and how to choose them.
Attendance on all 3 days is recommended to complete the full range of information on offer on this topic. £1185 for 3 days
It is expected that delegates will already be familiar with the basics of pneumatic conveying.
Discounts are available for delegates who have previously attended the basic pneumatic conveying short course at the Centre. See our web site for details.
