How to deal with misalignment in a two-way operating belt conveyor?

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Adjusting belt deviation in a two-way operating belt conveyor is much more difficult compared to adjusting it in a one-way belt conveyor; when making adjustments, it is necessary to adjust one direction first and then the other. During adjustment, carefully observe the relationship between the belt’s movement direction and its tendency to deviate, making adjustments one by one. The focus should be on adjusting the drive drum and the redirecting drum, followed by adjusting the idler rollers and the material dropping point. It should also be noted that when vulcanizing the joints of the belt, the stress applied along the length direction of the belt’s cross-section should be even; when chain guides are used for traction, the stress on both sides should be as equal as possible.

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