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Coal transfer bin

2017-03-20View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: why is the belt between the coal transfer silo and another transfer silo inclined? Can’t it be laid horizontally?
Reply #22017-03-20
Don’t transfer it horizontally; do so in order to generate driving force and improve efficiency
Reply #32017-03-20
Coal is generally fed into the coal bin from the top, while it is discharged from the bottom. With one end at the bottom and the other at the top, a potential difference is inevitable; and with a potential difference, it will tilt and climb upward. It is not worthwhile raising the position of the coal discharge outlet in order to keep the belt level.

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