The Conveying system where the Solids to air ratio (μ=kgmaterial/kgair)is high ( < 15) is normally considered a dense phase mode of conveying. In this case, the velocity is less than the saltation velocity. Due to the above reason high conveying pressure with low air velocity is possible and suitable powders where the handling needs are for low breakage, fragile & abrasives, this system becomes an ideal solution. Dilute phase, on the other hand, is Characterized by a uniform distribution of the particles along all sections of the conveying line, with a suspension flow regime, i.e. transport velocity higher than the saltation velocity (minimum velocity to keep all material in suspension). While selecting a system one should consider some parameters like the length of the conveying system, conveying capacity, the velocity of the air and its conveying air volume, and conveying pressure. The Above system configuration plays a very crucial role in choosing the Dense and Dilute phases. The data below should be considered as stated in slide no.6 Material properties are the most important guidance as the type of conveying system depends on the material properties like particle size, density, fragile, toughness, abrasive, hardness, strength, fatigue etc. For the Dilute Phase pneumatic system materials that are free-flowing and non-abrasive are used. And for Dense Phase Pneumatic System the materials best suited that are abrasive, heavier, fragile, and have the tendency to degrade. Dilute Phase Pneumatic System consumes less energy. The Question arises which to choose among them- the answer depends on three things: material properties, conveying distance, and conveying capacity. For Long-distance conveying and high-capacity material flow Dense phase is preferred For Short-distance and low-capacity powder transfer, dilute phase are preferred. The Above points would be easy to distinguish whether to use dilute or dense phase and which one will be feasible for you Dense phase may not be as energy efficient as the Lean or Dilute phase as the compressor is used to deliver air at 6 barg.