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1. The relationship between the diameter of the conveyor’s drive drum and the belt layout, the matching of the drive drum and the idler drums, as well as the requirements regarding the angle of the idler slots, should all be determined reasonably in accordance with the design specifications of the conveyor. 2. The feeding direction should be in line with the operating direction of the conveyor belt. To reduce the impact of falling materials on the conveyor belt, chutes should be used to decrease the falling distance of the materials. 3. The operating speed of the conveyor belt should generally not exceed 2.5 meters per second; for materials with large particle sizes and high wear resistance, as well as in cases where fixed discharge equipment is used, it is advisable to opt for a lower speed. 4. The type, structure, standards, and number of layers of the conveyor belt should be selected appropriately based on the operating conditions. away ； In the receiving section of the conveyor belt, the spacing between idlers should be reduced, and buffer idlers should be used to prevent material leakage. The conveyor belt should be equipped with soft, appropriately firm baffle plates; overly rigid baffle plates could scratch the surface of the conveyor belt. 5. During storage of the conveyor belt, the product must be stored in rolls, without being folded; it should be turned over once per quarter during storage. 6. During transportation and storage, the conveyor belt should be kept clean, protected from direct sunlight or exposure to rain and snow, kept away from contact with acids, alkalis, oils, organic solvents, etc., and placed at a distance of one meter from heat-generating equipment. 7. When storing conveyor belts, the warehouse temperature should be maintained between 18-40 ℃, while the relative humidity should be kept between 50-80%.