Hospital Conveying System

The act of transporting or dosing granular materials with the assistance of compressed air or various propellants is referred to as pneumatic transport. The pneumatic conveying system operates by transferring the kinetic energy of the compressed air stream to the granular product that is to be transferred. Each product that is transported using compressed air is initially mixed with air and subsequently separated from it in pneumatic transfer processes. The separation process is facilitated by filters, while the mixing process is facilitated by rotary valves (air locks), loading stations, and venturi.

Compressed air, which is the fundamental requirement of pneumatic conveying systems, is supplied by high-flow fans, roots blowers, or side channel blowers, contingent upon the system’s air requirements and flow rate. While pneumatic conveying systems appear to combine the product with compressed air and then separate it using a filter, the process necessitates significant engineering expertise and experience. The powders that are to be transported have the potential to become highly explosive when subjected to a specific temperature and pressure. Sugar, flour, and starch, which appear to be extremely innocent, can become extremely hazardous due to faulty design and selection.input:
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Placing the material in a uniform state during transportation,
There is no loss in the transferred product.
The system occupies minimal space.
Hygienic due to its close proximity to the external environment,Because there are few moving parts, maintenance costs are minimal.In conjunction with automation, it results in substantial labor savings.