Macawber's Denseveyor
Smooth, low - velocity dense - phase pneumatic conveying of powders, granules and irregularly shaped materials without degradation or segregation. Hot, wet, fine or coarse, blended or batched.............. Denseveyor handles them all.

Phase Density :-
Two important features of the Denseveyor design combine to provide a non-fluidizing conveying technique which in turn reduces air requirements, and therefore established a high phase density normally between 30 and 150, depending on material and application objectives.

Dome Valve :-
The Material Inlet Valve is purpose-designed to provide a high degree of reliability - up to 500,000 cycles between inspections in approved applications-even when operating with abrasive materials such as sands and ash or coke fines.  More than 5,000 Dome Valves are operating throughout the world on heavy-duty pressure sealing and flow control, as well as shut-off applications.  The reliability of the Dome Valve sets the Denseveyor  apart from systems of inferior design.

Pipe work Wear :-
The unique low-velocity, no fluidizing principle of the Denseveyor insures low velocity control of the bulk material.  Since internal pipe wear increases by the square of material velocity, a considerable reduction in pipe wear is possible with the Denseveyor system even with the most abrasive materials.

Material Velocity Control :-
Low - velocity control is important in maintaining a no fluidizing conveying regime.  This is achieved by when a proper relationship is established between total material resistance to flow for each cycle and the minimum air energy required.

Low Air Consumption :-
Each of the forgoing principles ultimately equate the economy.  High material velocity is unnecessary to achieve almost all our customers objectives.  The Denseveyor provides the best combination of reliability, durability, economy and performance than any other so-called dense-phase pneumatic conveying process.