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Helical pipes homogenize particle transport in pneumatic conveying
Pneumatic conveying at moderate gas velocities can result in strongly heterogeneous particle transport, with slow particles accumulating near the bottom of the pipe while faster particles are transported above. Here, we investigate helical pipes as a passive means of homogenizing particle transport
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