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the weight of both the carrying belt and the return belt B Chain Driven Conveyor Chain weight from chart below multiplied by conveyor length III A Roller Weight See Chart below III B Slat Weight 195 pounds per lineal foot of conveyor per inch of slat width IV ADDITIONAL FACTORS A Feeder Beds 10 of the live load on the feeder bed B Stopped product on running conveyor case stop traffic

Belt Capacity Chart The Following conveyor belt capacity charts show tons per hour TPH based on material weighing 100 lbs per cubic foot 20° material surcharge angle with three equal length rolls on troughing idlers CAPACITY TPH 03 x Belt Speed FPM x material weight lb per cu ft x

Belt selection chart Rubber Cover Weight 11 kgmtr2 per mm thickness for M24 grade Cover Rubber 125 kgmtr2 per mm thickness for FR grade Cover Rubber The Carcass thickness and the Carcass weight mentioned above are for indicative purposes and to be used only as reference

BELT CONVEYORS BELT DRIVEN LIVE ROLLERS Product Total Live Load Belt Weight Roller Weight NA on Slider Bed Belt Conv Drive Weight 250 Subtotal x Friction Factor See Chart This Page x 125 25 Contingency Factor Effective Belt Pull x Speed of Conveyor ÷ 33000 Horsepower Factor ÷ 95 Chain Reductions

The angle of surcharge of a material is the angle to the horizontal which the surface of the material assumes while the material is at rest on a moving conveyor angle usually is 5 degrees to 15 degrees less than the angle of repose though in some materials it may be as much as 20 degrees less

Weightometers are in use on 12″ belts handling but a few tons per day on intermediate size belts and on 60″ belts carrying 2400 tons per hour or twothirds of a ton per second Any tonnage carried on a belt conveyor may be weighed with a Weightometer

All belts are suitable for deep troughing idlers in commonly used widths for the given ratings 5 Nominal cover weight per mm thickness may be taken as 11 kgM 2 for M24 N17 and HR grades

y values for the carrying idlers of belt conveyors whose length number of slopes andor average belt tensions exceed the limitations speci fied above for the conveyors covered by Tables 62 and 63 This equation is applica ble for conveyors in which the average belt tension is 16000 lbs or less

Heavy Weight Conveyor Belt Brands SEMCOR features heavy weight belting from Fenner Dunlop a premier provider of conveyor systems and services with more than 150 years of proven belting manufacturing expertise Fenner Dunlop heavy weight belting systems are widely used in industries such as AggregateCement Coal Forestry and Oil Sands

Calculation example D Tr C Tr x d Gk EP belt C TR 108 x carcass thickness 7 mm 756 800 mm pulley

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Motor Sizing Tools Belt Conveyor Belt Conveyor Sizing Tool Unit Select the unit Imperial Metric Load and linear guide Total weight mass of loads and conveyor belt W m lb kg Friction coefficient of the belt and linear guide If you are not sure about the weight

Weight of rubber cover a pprox 0034 kg 25 mm width per 1 mm thick per meter length Manufactured up to 2400 mm widths Weight of nylon conveyor belt of 650 mm wide x 3153 x 315 mm covers of 100 mtr long 600 kgs approx

89 Belt Tension Calculations W b weight of belt in pounds per foot of belt length When the exact weight of the belt is not known use average estimated belt weight see Table 61 W m weight of material lbs per foot of belt length Three multiplying factors K t K x and K y are used in calculations of three of the components of the effective belt tension T

The belt widths are as follows 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 72 84 and 96 inches The width of the narrower belts may be governed by the size of lumps to be handled Belts must be wide enough so that any combination of prevailing lumps and finer material does not load the lumps too close to the edge of the conveyor belt

When choosing the correct conveyor belt for your application it is important to consider the following factors 1 The tensile strength 2 The cover rubber thickness 3 The grade of cover rubber The correct combination of all of the above will result in the ideal belt selection BELT SPECIFICATION Phoenix Conveyor Belt Systems GmbH ph 49 40 76671540

Measure around your waist about 4 inches above where your pants are Do not “suck in” measure in a relaxed state then pull the measuring tape tight Use this measurement to choose your correct belt size Take that measurement and use the size guide on the belt you are interested in ordering XSmall

Weight of rubber cover a pprox 0034 kg 25 mm width per 1 mm thick per meter length Manufactured up to 2400 mm widths Weight of nylon conveyor belt of 650 mm wide x 3153 x 315 mm covers of 100 mtr long 600 kgs approx

Max 35 ms for belt width 4001400 mm and rollers with bearing 6204 Max 55 ms for belt width 12001400 mm and rollers with bearing 6305 Max 75 ms for belt width 12002000 mm and rollers with bearings 6306 6308 6310 and 6312 On determining the max speed for a specific application the roller diameter needs to be taken into

The layout of this manual and its easy approach to belt design will be readily followed by belt design engineers Should problems arise the services of FENNER DUNLOP are always available to help with any problems in the design application or operation of conveyor belts

The face length of a conveyor pulley is a derivative of the conveyor belt width In bulk handling applications an adequate pulley face length is one that is 2” or 3” greater overall or 1” to 15” greater on each end than the overall width of the conveyor belt Unit handling applications may warrant deviation from these guidelines

F G is the weight force Gravity acts straight down the weight of the conveyor belt and the support force acts away from the conveyor Since the conveyor is

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Heavy weight belts may also be coated with PTFE or other heatresistant compounds that are capable of withstanding high temperatures Specific applications for heavy weighthigh temperature conveyor belts include transporting heavier parts through curing ovens and cooling chambers as well as in the manufacturing of products such as carpet tiles vinyl flooring and rubber extrusions

– A beltconveyor scale shall indicate and record weight units in terms of pounds tons long tons metric tons or kilograms The value of a scale division d expressed in a unit of weight shall be equal to

Conveyor and processing belts Calculation methods – conveyor belts Content 1 Terminology 2 Unit goods conveying systems 3 Takeup range for loaddependent takeup systems 8 Bulk goods conveying systems 9 Calculation example Unit goods conveying systems 12 Conveyor and power transmission belts made of modern synthetics