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Reasons for belt damage in bucket elevators

2024-10-17View Original

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The belts of chain conveyors tend to stretch; after using belts with steel wires, they became damaged after four years of operation. Please analyze what the possible reasons are
Reply #22024-10-17
1. Wear due to long-term use: Prolonged operation can cause wear and cracking on the surface of the belt. 2. Excessive load: If the material carried by the conveyor exceeds the design capacity of the belt, it will cause excessive pressure on the belt, accelerating its damage. 3. Inappropriate belt tension: Either too tight or too loose belt tension can lead to damage. Too tight increases pressure, while too loose may lead to sliding friction. 4. Operating environment: High temperatures or environments with corrosive substances may accelerate belt wear. 5. Improper maintenance: The lack of regular inspections and maintenance can lead to delayed detection of problems, accelerating belt damage. 6. Quality issues: Deficiencies in the quality of the product itself, such as insufficient material strength, can also be one of the causes of damage. .
Reply #32024-11-11
Which manufacturers in China produce high-quality belts? Everyone can mention one or two
Reply #42024-11-21
Is Qingdao Rubber Factory No. 6 still around?

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