Idler optimization to increase the efficiency of belt conveyors
1 Introduction
In order to meet the continually growing demands placed on idlers, the company Artur Küpper GmbH & Co. KG has partnered with several technical universities over many years to...
After 30 years of gravel extraction at the Hollerner See, a lake between Eching and Unterschleissheim near Munich, the deposits are now exhausted and the Münchner Kies Union (MKU) is relocating to a...
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The community of Montalieu lies in eastern France between Lyon and Geneva. It’s a small town located on the banks of the Rhône and home to the cement plant Vicat. To bring in limestone from the...
Martin Engineering has introduced two conveyor system components designed to mitigate expensive spillage and belt wear issues at material transfer points. The EVO® Slider Cradle and the Martin®...
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The company G. Hinteregger & Sons Construction Company Ltd. from Salzburg were commissioned from mid-June to mid-October 2014 to build a storage reservoir with about 70 000 m³ capacity and a...
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The extraction of chalk presents a challenge for machines and conveyors: large quantities of dust and dirt make their life difficult, especially for the bearings (Fig. 1). Therefore these have to be...
