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commissioning of belt conveyors

09/03/2009 2:14 AM

i want details regarding commissioning of conveyors and basic details of checking it in site

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Re: commissioning of belt conveyors

09/03/2009 3:29 AM

What does the conveyor manufacturer's information have to say on the topic?

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Re: commissioning of belt conveyors

09/03/2009 5:05 AM

You should have all the details, agreement, parameters stated inside your contract with your conveyor suppliers before you buy or intend to install these conveyors. These parameters are as follows;

a) Conveyors speed

b) Conveyor length

c) Conveyor thickness

d) Conveyor material (Type of Material provided)

e) Conveyor travel aliment

f) Motor Speed

g) Motor Specification

h) Conveyor roller diameter

i) Numbers of conveyor support rollers

j) Type of conveyor support rollers

k) Conveyor protection switches

l) Conveyor timing

m) Total load delivery in 1 hr by the conveyor

n) Gearbox type

o) Gearbox ratio ….. and much more

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