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Answers to Questions About Conveyor Belt Replacement

Author: Steve

May. 06, 2024

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Answers to Questions About Conveyor Belt Replacement

Answers to Common Questions About Conveyor Belt Replacement

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As we all know, conveyor belts eventually wear out and have to be replaced. Here are answers to some of the common questions we get about conveyor belt replacement.

Q: What's the process for replacing a conveyor belt?

  • Properly store the replacement belt
  • Transport the new conveyor belt to the installation location
  • Unlace the old conveyor belt
  • Install the new belt
  • Adjusting the belt tension
  • Lace the new belt
  • Properly track the new conveyor belt

Q: How should a conveyor belt be stored when not in use?

A: When storing a conveyor belt, keep it in the original packaging or under a cover. Make sure the belt is stored in a dark, cool, dry place. 

Q: How should I transport the conveyor belt?

A: First of all, don't roll them. Gently place the belt on the ground, then hoist bars using a lift and spreader bar.

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Q: What are the types of conveyor belt lacing?

A: Conveyor belt lacings include: alligator, plastic rivet, clipper, unibar, and bolt.

Q: Where do I adjust the tension on a conveyor belt?

A: Belt tension is usually adjusted at the take-up pulley or the last lacing point.

Q: What's involved with tensioning a conveyor belt?

A: Make adjustments in small increments and equally on both sides of the take-up pulley, and ensure that the ends of the belts are lined up properly.



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Question and Answers | Conveyor Belt Troubleshooting

REASON:
ACTIONS:Belt improperly spliced
Re-splice using proper method as recommended by Goodyear Engineered ProductsREASON:
ACTIONS:Pulleys too small
Use larger-diameter pulleysREASON:
ACTIONS:Tension too high
Increase belt speed, same tonnage; reduce tonnage, maintain same belt speed; reduce friction with better maintenance and replacement of damaged idlers; decrease tension by increasing arc of contact or go to lagged pulley; reduce the counterweight to minimum amountREASON:
ACTIONS:Material trapped between belt and pulley
Install plows or scrapers on return run ahead of the tail pulleyREASON:
ACTIONS:Improper transition between troughed belt and terminal pulleys
Adjust transition in accordance with Goodyear Engineered Products recommendations

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