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Re: Dual Drive
How much is the conveyor lift, what is the material and what are the drive arrangement are you using? ■
Re: Dual Drive
Mateial: Grain
Bulk Density: 750Kg/m3
Conveyor lift:32m
belt velocity: 3,3m/s
Drive arragement: Single pulley drive at head + single pulley drive at tail.
Does any problem with take up??
Emerson ■
Re: Dual Drive
1. Why drive at the tail?
2. Why drive through the take-up with a proportionally high amount of total conveyor power?
3. You don't have enough power.
4. You don't tell us the take-up mass selelction, belt selection, idler selection and spacing, et al.
5. Why split the drive ratios (220:110 kW) and motor selections ignoring standardization when you state one drive at head and one at tail?
6. You give no design details necessary to make informed judgement.
7. There is no problem to make a take-up work in the noted location, assuming there is good reason to do so. ■
Re: Dual Drive
Dear Emerson
I would put the second drive not at end pulley, but at the head, near de primary drive.
And the take up would be placed at T2 side near the secondary drive.
So, we out have the take-up placed for lower tension side of the belt
Check the power again.
Think about to apply more speed for this belt, depending on of the transported materials.
As Mr. Nordell told, the installed power is really far bellow the required one.
Regards
Alexandre Calijorne
Caltra Projetos & Consultoria
email caltrapc@yahoo.com.br ■
Dual drive
Hi all,
I have a project of a belt conveyor with 745m, with capacity of a 2.500 t/h.
The original project consists in 220Kw drive on the head pulley and 110Kw on the tail pulley, the take up system is a 170m from the head.
My question is: will it works? It will have problems with take up??
Regards,
Emerson ■