Could someone please provide the calculation for belt transmission power?
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We have three conveyor belts here, of the same model but with different lengths; some are twice as long as the others. The motors powering them have the same capacity. Is this reasonable? How should it be calculated? I asked for advice.
Sorry, thinking it was double, it should be changed to being twice the difference
The question is too general; factors such as the lifting height and handling capacity also need to be considered. It is possible that the power is the same.
The power utilized by the belt = friction coefficient of the belt surface * normal pressure on the belt surface * efficiency. The normal pressure is related to the weight of the product that can be transported over the length of the belt, plus the weight of the belt itself