What Is a Conveyor System?

In the 17th century, the United States began to use aerial ropeways to convey bulk materials; in the middle of the 19th century, various modern structured belt conveyors appeared one after another. In 1868, belt conveyors appeared in Britain; screw conveyors appeared in the United States in 1887; steel belt conveyors appeared in Switzerland in 1905; inertial conveyors appeared in Britain and Germany in 1906. Since then, the conveyor belt conveyor has been affected by technological advancements in machinery manufacturing, electric motors, chemical and metallurgical industries, and has continued to improve. It has gradually evolved from completing the transfer within the workshop to the completion of material handling within the enterprise, between enterprises, and even between cities. An integral part of the mechanization and automation of material handling systems.

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In the 17th century, the United States began to apply

The conveyor belt method was used in the Cincinnati slaughterhouse in 1869. It is also widely used in the canned food industry and the cast iron industry.

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In addition to the deviation problems mentioned above, conveyor belts also often experience problems such as wear, scratches, breakages, and cracks in overlapping areas. These equipment problems not only accelerate the damage to the conveyor belt, but also cause leakage and waste of materials. Usually, conveyor belt equipment problems In the future, companies will use sewing, heating, vulcanization or scrapping to update equipment. These methods can not solve the problem of equipment, and scrapping and updating has caused the equipment purchase cost to rise. European and American countries passed

In the future, conveyor belt equipment will develop toward large-scale development, expanding the scope of use, automatic sorting of materials, reducing energy consumption and reducing pollution.

Large scale includes several aspects such as large conveying capacity, large single machine length and large conveying inclination. The length of the hydraulic conveying device has reached more than 440 kilometers. The length of the single conveyor is nearly 15 kilometers, and there have been several "belt conveyors" that connect the two places. Many countries are exploring more perfect conveyor structures for long-distance, large-volume continuous conveying of materials.

Expanding the use of conveyors refers to the development of conveyor equipment that can work in environments with corrosive, radioactive, and flammable substances under high and low temperature conditions, as well as hot, explosive, agglomerate, and viscous materials. .

Common conveyor belts are TD75 and DT.