Manufacturing

Transport of Solids: Hydraulic & Pneumatic Conveying

This event focuses on the transport of solids using hydraulic and pneumatic conveying methods. It covers the principles, challenges, and testing of pneumatic transport systems for bulk solids handling. The event is intended for professionals involved in solids handling and materials development.

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Event details

Dates
13 October 2026
Location
Delft Solids Solutions, Wateringen The Netherlands, Copenhagen, Denmark
Organiser
Delft Solids Solutions
Industry
Manufacturing

Agenda themes

Topics covered

  • Pneumatic conveying
  • Solids transport
  • Bulk solids handling
  • Pipeline design
  • Breakage and dusting of fragile materials
  • Wear and failure when conveying abrasives
  • Plugging, streamers, filamentous and snake skins
  • Repeated impact test
  • Image analysis
  • Product development by milling
  • Product development by powder mixing
  • Product development by granulation and size enlargement

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