Belt Conveyor for Bottom Ash

Posted in: , on 11. Jan. 2014 - 14:47

Hello everyone,

I am Workin in 600x4 thermal power plant in india..we have a belt conveyor designed for carrying bottom ash via dewatering bin, the belt width is 800mm,material is nylon 66 with top cover 5mm and bottom cover 3mm, belt speed is 1.8m/s, bottom ash clinker lump size 6mm, conveying capacity Is 85 tph.i am bit new to belt conveyor systems as I never worked before on it, I am interested in knowing the calculations involved in determining the belt capacity, spacing between carrying idlers, spacing between impact idlers and trough angle suitable for conveying bottom ash, I read tht it lies in between 38 to 45degrees depending on the material and how does belt sag affects the power consumption?? ALso we have a snub pulley just after drive pulley in the return side, what should be the wrap angle, if I dont install a snub pulley, what would be the downsides, is it necessary? And yes the total belt length is 120 meters

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Erstellt am 11. Jan. 2014 - 02:29

You need to invest in CEMA, MHEA Recommendations or perhaps the DIN Standard depending on where the subject conveyor was designed. Then you can check that design against the publications mentioned. Another method is to obtain a selection of belt manufacturers' design handbooks where most of the information you seek can be found.

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Ash For Ashish

Erstellt am 7. Apr. 2014 - 03:09

Hi there..

Need to get my head around this one?

85t/h of bottom ash, but what happens to the fly-ash?

How long is this conveyor of yours and what is the lift? and what is the moisture content?

Cheers

LSLTekpro

Graham Spriggs