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Belt Conveyor Tuning
By Mike Sondalini Equipment Longevity Engineer

Belt conveyor tuning. A belt conveyor is a moving surface used to transport product from one end to the other. In its basic form it consists of a driving head pulley, a tail pulley, the moving belt, support rollers, cleaning devices, tensioning mechanisms and a structural frame. Though simple in concept its many components need to work together as a system to get the best performance and operating life. Critical to that is an understanding of how to care for a belt conveyor and tune it for successful operation.

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Controlling Gearbox Contamination
By Martin Williamson

“Wear and tear” is an expression frequently used to describe the ageing of a mechanical system, though “use and abuse” might be more correct. Wear commonly occurs as a result of the contamination and degradation of the lubricant. The wear rate can be reduced quite dramatically as a result of some basic measures to protect the gearbox from the wear, tear or abuse it generally receives.

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Feed Forward Tips
By Mike Sondalini Equipment Longevity Engineer

Feed Forward Maintenance and Uptime Tips.

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