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Conveyor Belt Rips and Grooves Caused By Foreign Objects

In its section on extending belt life in chapter four, Martin Engineering's Foundations™ draws the distinction between ...

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The Rise of Engineered Belt-Cleaning Systems

For many years, belt cleaners were homemade affairs, often a slab of rubber, a leftover piece of used belting, or a...

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Conveyor Belt Minimum Bend Radius

Belting is designed with a minimum pulley size specified by the manufacturer. Bending a belt over a radius that is too...

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Conveyor Belt Junction­-Joint Failure

In general, structures and machines tend to have their greatest weaknesses at seams or points of transition, where...

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Conveyor Belt Impact Damage

One of the most common forms of damage to conveyor belts is also one of the simplest. Impact damage stems from...

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Thermal Penalty of Dust Suppression in a Coal-Fired Power Plant

A 270-megawatt (362000-hp) power plant might burn approximately 82 tons per hour (90 st/h), 24 hours per day, seven...

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Conveyor Belt Fire Resistance Part 2

In the United States for applications for everything except underground coal mines, as published in the Code of Federal...

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Conveyor Belt Fire Resistance Part 1

A conveyor belt fire is a significant risk. The belting itself can burn; however, it is the length and movement of the...

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Conveyor Belt Entrapment Damage

Not every kind of damage conveyor belts suffer is always what it first appears.

Chapter four of Martin...

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