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Transient loads on pneumatic conveying pipeline bends

Name: Transient loads on pneumatic conveying pipeline bends
Keywords: pneumatic conveying bends, SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy, energy systems, energy efficiency

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Authors: Cowell, Andrew; McGlinchey, Don; Ferguson, L.;

Transient loads on pneumatic conveying pipeline bends

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This paper presents the initial results from an investigation into the impact forces in pneumatic conveying bends. This problem is increasingly prevalent in industry due to a shift towards the more energy efficient dense phase conveying mode. Despite the increased interest in the analysis of these impact forces, there is no standard method of determining these forces.

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pneumatic conveying bends, SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy, energy systems, energy efficiency

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