This course provides a brief overview, and then dives into specifying, designing and sizing a pneumatic conveying system. It involves a combination of theory, calculations and practical hands-on application.
Hands-on learning using real components and operating conveying systems make up a key part of this impactful course.
Throughout the course, time will be provided to discuss real-life problems such as not making rate, degradation/friable materials, build-up in convey lines, abrasive wear, fine sticky powders, poor-flowing materials, light materials, heavy materials, angelhair and streamer formation, railcar and truck unloading, refilling feeders, closed loop systems and temperature or moisture issues.
Be sure to bring any additional questions to class so we can discuss them.
Key Takeaways
- Material properties and how they affect system design
- Detailed calculation for all types of dilute phase conveying
- What to do when something changes, wears out or doesn’t work
- Troubleshooting
- Handling difficult materials
- When to use dense phase conveying, how it works and how to troubleshoot
Registration
This three-day course is $1,700 per person. Lunches are provided.
Deadline: Registration for this course will close June 3.
Questions
Contact Jaclyn Wolf at jaclyn14@ksu.edu to obtain discount codes for a group.
Date
10 Jun 2025 - 12 Jun 2025
Location
Kansas State University
