Troubleshooting and Designing Pneumatic Conveying Systems
Developments in Pneumatic Conveying Technology
Many attempts to troubleshoot pneumatic conveying problems are either unsuccessful or end up treating only the symptoms of the problem (e.g. automatic pipeline unblocking technology). Yet there are many tools and techniques that can be used to determine the actual root cause(s) of the problem and also the corresponding optimal solution. These tools can also assist in the design of reliable pneumatic conveying systems.
At the next Powder Handling and Processing Seminar, Peter Wypych, Associate Professor at the University of Wollongong, will make a keynote presentation, discussing some of the tools available when troubleshooting and designing pneumatic conveying systems. These tools and techniques are contributing significantly to the resources of bulk materials handling and processing plants, as well as the reliability and future potential of this method of transport.
Complimenting the presentation on Pneumatic Conveying, Peter will also be making a presentation entitled "Reliable Storage and Feeding - A Systems Approach". Without proper understanding and the relevant design tools and data, problems can easily occur in the storage, flow and feeding of bulk materials, as evidenced by: hammer rash and impact damage on the side of bins and hoppers; poor quality control; reduced plant capacity; structural failures; and so on. This presentation discusses some of the key issues that need to be considered to ensure that the total system performs reliably (and according to prediction).
If you have Pneumatic Conveying Systems in your plant, you need to REGISTER NOW to make sure you don't miss out on the invaluable information in these presentations.
Where: Sorrento in the Park, One Tree Hill Domain, Auckland, NZ
Cost: NZ$299
Full Seminar Agenda
With a total of seven presentations throughout the day, this event has something for everyone involved in the handling or processing of dry powders or granular materials.
i) Reliable Storage and Feeding - A Systems Approach
Peter Wypych - University of Wollongong
ii) Technical Considerations in the Selection and Evaluation of Dry Materials Blending Operations
Dennis Forte - Dennis Forte & Assoc
iii) The Origins and Role of Audiosonic Acoustic Cleaners as a Solution to the Problems of Particulate Build Up and Material Flow
Graeme Gardiner - Bulk Materials Handling Pty Ltd
iv) Design and Assessment of Continuous Powder Mixers
Dennis Forte - Dennis Forte & Assoc
v) Troubleshooting and Designing Pneumatic Conveying Systems
Peter Wypych, Associate Professor - University of Wollongong
vi) Mass Flow Measurement & Level Control in Solids
A full overview of the content of each presentation, can be found on the http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=BNf...GOootO.r75H53A?l=BNf13&m=1e38QaGDJllSb&b=z1gFpimAGOootO.r75H53A agenda page of the seminar web site.
Troubleshooting Pneumatic Conveying
Troubleshooting and Designing Pneumatic Conveying Systems
Developments in Pneumatic Conveying Technology
Many attempts to troubleshoot pneumatic conveying problems are either unsuccessful or end up treating only the symptoms of the problem (e.g. automatic pipeline unblocking technology). Yet there are many tools and techniques that can be used to determine the actual root cause(s) of the problem and also the corresponding optimal solution. These tools can also assist in the design of reliable pneumatic conveying systems.
At the next Powder Handling and Processing Seminar, Peter Wypych, Associate Professor at the University of Wollongong, will make a keynote presentation, discussing some of the tools available when troubleshooting and designing pneumatic conveying systems. These tools and techniques are contributing significantly to the resources of bulk materials handling and processing plants, as well as the reliability and future potential of this method of transport.
http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=BNf...xY117Cd93B3IBw?l=BNf13&m=1e38QaGDJllSb&b=sk9U0v38xY117Cd93B3IBw
Complimenting the presentation on Pneumatic Conveying, Peter will also be making a presentation entitled "Reliable Storage and Feeding - A Systems Approach". Without proper understanding and the relevant design tools and data, problems can easily occur in the storage, flow and feeding of bulk materials, as evidenced by: hammer rash and impact damage on the side of bins and hoppers; poor quality control; reduced plant capacity; structural failures; and so on. This presentation discusses some of the key issues that need to be considered to ensure that the total system performs reliably (and according to prediction).
If you have Pneumatic Conveying Systems in your plant, you need to REGISTER NOW to make sure you don't miss out on the invaluable information in these presentations.
http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=BNf...CijDUay2h9GXBw?l=BNf13&m=1e38QaGDJllSb&b=K1FE2LuuCijDUay2h9GXBw
When: Thursday, 18th June 2009
Time: 9.00am to 4.40pm (Registration from 8.30am)
Where: Sorrento in the Park, One Tree Hill Domain, Auckland, NZ
Cost: NZ$299
Full Seminar Agenda
With a total of seven presentations throughout the day, this event has something for everyone involved in the handling or processing of dry powders or granular materials.
i) Reliable Storage and Feeding - A Systems Approach
Peter Wypych - University of Wollongong
ii) Technical Considerations in the Selection and Evaluation of Dry Materials Blending Operations
Dennis Forte - Dennis Forte & Assoc
iii) The Origins and Role of Audiosonic Acoustic Cleaners as a Solution to the Problems of Particulate Build Up and Material Flow
Graeme Gardiner - Bulk Materials Handling Pty Ltd
iv) Design and Assessment of Continuous Powder Mixers
Dennis Forte - Dennis Forte & Assoc
v) Troubleshooting and Designing Pneumatic Conveying Systems
Peter Wypych, Associate Professor - University of Wollongong
vi) Mass Flow Measurement & Level Control in Solids
Ryk Jansen - SWR Engineering & Dayele Hobson - Streat Control
vii) Combustible Dust Explosion Risk Management
Frank Jacono - POGC Sensor Technology
A full overview of the content of each presentation, can be found on the http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=BNf...GOootO.r75H53A?l=BNf13&m=1e38QaGDJllSb&b=z1gFpimAGOootO.r75H53A agenda page of the seminar web site.
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