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Question: What is the maximum angle that a corrugated belt used for transporting lump coal can achieve?

2010-10-19View Original

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As the title suggests, what is the maximum angle that a corrugated belt used for transporting lump coal can achieve? This prevents the lump coal from rolling away and can be used in production
Reply #22010-11-17
Below 16 degrees, all of our briquette production workshops are in this temperature range
Reply #32010-11-27
It depends on the size of the coal lumps
Reply #42010-12-25
At present, domestic manufacturers are able to achieve a maximum angle of 90 degrees for the corrugated belts used in transporting lump coal (with a size of 120 mm or less), and Baosteel has already adopted this technology

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