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Conveyor intermediate frame legs

2008-09-26View Original

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In the design of the conveyor, I feel that there is a relatively tight relationship between the middle frame, legs and return rollers of the conveyor. It seems initially that the outriggers and return rollers are basically in one-to-one correspondence, and the number of intermediate frames basically determines the position and number of outriggers. Therefore, it would be nice if the outriggers and return rollers could be determined accordingly after the intermediate frame is determined, so that there is basically no need to calculate and design anymore. like: After the middle frame is determined, the outriggers are located in the middle of the middle frame and the connection between the middle frame ; For the legs at the two ends, non-standard legs (length between 3000~6000mm) are used. At this time, the legs only need to be installed in the middle. The return rollers correspond to the outriggers one-to-one, and can also be installed near the outriggers!
Reply #22008-09-26
I have also been exposed to conveyors recently. If the author can attach some drawings or photos, it may be easier to understand.
Reply #32008-11-15
well. . I was confused when I drew the picture without seeing the real thing.
Reply #42008-11-16
Take a look at the transportation professional website: http://www.cncad.net , can give you some insights. If you have any questions about transportation in Xinjiang projects, please ask me.
Reply #52009-08-08
The issue of spacing depends on what model it is.
Reply #62022-07-10
Brother, is there any information template in this regard?

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