![Banner Advertisement "The Ultimate in Mechanical & Pneumatical Conveying" by VAC-U-MAX](/sites/default/files/public/styles/adverts_mobile/public/adverts/9172418542096000423_0.jpeg.webp)
Replies
Re: Steel Cord Belts Damage
Posted on
29. Sep. 2004 - 10:52
Dear Pessina,
The best inspection technique available in the industry, by my opinion, is:
http://www.conveyorbelttech.com/
Look at their Belt C.A.T. Scanning
They can see and report on more steel cable damage than a scanning x-ray except for rubber separation.
Reference: Mr. Larry Kuzik
Lawrence Nordell
www.conveyor-dynamics.com ■
Lawrence NordellConveyor Dynamics, Inc.website, email & phone contacts:www.conveyor-dynamics.comnordell@conveyor-dynamics.comphone: USA 360-671-2200fax: USA 360-671-8450
Steel Cord Belts Damage
Dear Collegues,
I was called to give a consulting to one of my client that has installed a long steel cord belt.
The belt suffering of damage in the wires due to corrosion of the same in some point of belt.
I discuss about the possibility to check the belt with an X-Ray equipment as used for telepheric wires.
Do you know, honorables collegues, if exist and if you got experience, for some X-Ray equipment to install, in order to verify the belts in all lwnght and wide, in order to detect faulty cables and actual state of steel cord belts.
Other suggestion can be proposed and are welcome.
Thanks and best regards.
Marino Pessina ■