[Case Study] Measures Against Ore Falling from Conveyor Belts - Measures Against Damage to the Belt

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last updated：Oct 22, 2020

蒲田工業

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Measures against ore drop from conveyor belts - Measures against belt damage using belt cleaners.

At the steelworks, a belt cleaner has been installed as a measure against material spillage from the raw material transport belt. However, the previously used cleaner utilized ultra-steel for the scraping part (chip). While ultra-steel chips are efficient in scraping, they can damage the belt if there are partial repairs or uneven wear on the belt, leading to issues such as gouging into the belt or causing significant damage like longitudinal tearing. They were looking for a good solution to achieve the conflicting goals of cleaning the belt surface (scraping) and preventing damage to the belt. Additionally, poor scraping effectiveness on the belt surface can lead to spillage of the transported raw materials, resulting in increased labor and costs for cleaning up spills in the factory. 1. Measures against material spillage from the conveyor belt. 2. Measures to prevent damage to the belt from the belt cleaner.

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1. Proposal to change the material from super steel cleaner to hard urethane cleaner. 2. Conducting installation supervision and proposing the optimal installation conditions. 3. Regular inspections conducted by Kamata Industries. After confirming the performance of the chip part made of hard urethane cleaner "Dart Haug Pre-Cleaner," I recommended it. The "Dart Haug Pre-Cleaner" has a chip part made of hard urethane resin, which makes it less likely to scratch the belt, has fewer parts compared to conventional cleaners, and can be easily replaced since it does not use bolts and nuts for installation. Additionally, when the chip wears down, the adjustment of the pressing force that pushes the chip against the belt can be done simply by switching the adjustment mechanism at the end of the cleaner without stopping the conveyor line, among other benefits. Regarding the quotation and delivery of the Dart Haug Pre-Cleaner, we will select the "Dart Haug Pre-Cleaner" based on the belt width, belt speed, conveyed materials, operating temperature, etc., and we will need the drawings of the chute section. We will select the cleaner, create the installation drawings, and provide a quotation. Based on those drawings, a representative from Kamata Industries will check the site to confirm whether installation is possible.