The elbows used in pneumatic ash conveying are wear-resistant

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The elbow of the pneumatic ash conveying pipe consists of an elbow itself and a filling cover that is attached to the outer wall of the elbow. The elbow is a hollow curved tube with open ends at both sides; ribs are installed on the outer side of the circumferential walls on either side of the elbow’s axis. The length of these ribs is equal to that of the elbow, and their curvature matches that of the elbow. A filling cover wraps around the outer surface of the elbow’s protruding part, with its sides connected to the ribs; the filling cover is filled with filler material. The filler is usually a wear-resistant ceramic coating, which has high wear resistance.

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