May 6, 2020

Pneumatic Conveying Systems Market Potential Growth, Attractive Valuation Make It Is A Long-Term Investment

A typical pneumatic conveying system transfers granules, powders, and other dry bulk materials with the help of a closed vertical or horizontal conveying line. The force required for the transfer of materials is extracted from a combination of pressure differential and the flow of air (or other gas) supplied by a blower or fan. The system can transport materials by regulating the pressure or vacuum, and the airflow in the conveying line. There are three main categories of pneumatic conveying systems, which are dilute-phase, dense-phase, and air conveying. Dilute-phase conveying process includes pulling or pushing materials from one place to another by maintaining an adequate airstream velocity. Dilute-phase conveying system is a continuous process, and described by low pressure, high velocity, and low product to air ratio. Dense-phase conveying type relies on a beat of an air to force a pellet of material from one location to other. Dense-phase system is a batch process, and unlike dilute-phase has features such as high pressure, low velocity, and high product to air ratio. Air-stimulated gravity conveying system is a means of transferring a product along a conveyor system on a cushion of air.

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Price conscious users are reaching out to manufacturers who can combine solutions which are effective and includes minimum maintenance cost. Manufacturers are continuously investing in research and development in order to fulfill the requirement for technically advanced solutions. However, complex installation cost associated with pneumatic conveying systems and high initial investment acts as a challenge to the pneumatic conveying systems market.

Furthermore, growing health and safety concerns have encouraged manufacturers to use programmed pneumatic systems as these systems offer convenience, speed of executing the operation, hygiene, and prevent adulteration of the final product. Moreover, various government policies and regulations force manufacturers to implement improved operation process. This is expected to result in increasing the market demand.