Belt, belts

Magnetic pulleys are available ia diameters from 152 to 1524 mm and ia widths that match the conveyor belt width. The material burden on the belt, belt speed, and type of tramp iron expected to be encountered are all considerations ia magnetic pulley selections. [Pg.420]

Additional equipment is sometimes integrated vvkth horizontal-belt filters to further devv ater the cake through expression. The addition of such equipment shouldn t be confused with expression equipment that utilizes filter medium belts. Belt type expression equipment is described later in the Expression subsection. [Pg.1718]

Method of feed screw belt belt screw chute screw conveyor feeder screw screw... [Pg.257]

Belt conveyors come in a wide variety of forms. The simplest form is a flat belt conveyor, which is often roller supported (i.e., there is a series of rollers placed underneath the belt). Belt conveyors are typically driven by a drive puUey/roUer connected to an electric motor. For conveying items that may not be containerized, however, belt conveyors can also be of the slider-bed-supported type, where a flat metal surface is placed underneath the belt. An everyday example of the sUder-bed supported belt conveyor can be found at the check-out lanes of most grocery stores. [Pg.1513]

The air-water separating device is dqticted in Figure 11.18. Further care must be given to the alignment of the connecting ports in the vacuum box and the belt. Belt velocity is not a firee choice in a given application [Schwalbach,1990]. It is conditioned by the filtration characteristics of the material being separated. This point is demonstrated in Example 11.2. [Pg.424]

Figure 13. Conveyor belt—belt and burden cross section...

Accessories offered suction and discharge silencers, filters, bed plate, antivibration pads, pulleys/couplings, belts, belt guard, etc. Manufacturer should specify type of coupling, e.g. direct, flexible, fluid, etc. [Pg.46]

Belts. Belts shall not enter the duct or booth unless the belt and pulley within the duct or booth are thoroughly enclosed. [Pg.333]

Routine maintenance will extend the life of the sheaves and belts. Belt-drive maintenance requires little time, but it must be done regularly. Keeping the belts clean and free of oil and grease will help ensure long belt life. See Figure 23-14. [Pg.451]

Once a product is coated, it can be converted into any size or shape desired, up to the width of the jumbo roll of coated abrasive. It is even possible to exceed the width of the jumbo by making segmented or sectional wide belts. These sectional belts contain more than one splice, and are fabricated from panels cut in the cross rather than the running direction of the belt. Belts can be manufactured in width ranging from to 68" in single splice belts, and to 130" width in sectional belts. [Pg.676]

High-strength fibers of the Kevlar, Tvaron, or Terlon type are widely used, primarily in techniques for reinforcing tires and other technical rubber articles (conveyor belts, belts, hoses, flexible pipes) and for creating light composite materials in the aviation industry. In addition, they are used for preparation of... [Pg.383]