A hydraulic system is arranged to control a plurality of drive motors suitable for driving conveying apparatus such as a conveyor belt. The hydraulic system includes a modular master and slave hydraulic units implemented as hydraulic circuits in which pressure sensors and pressure reducing valves provide speed, torque and directional control.

A hydraulic system is arranged to control a plurality of drive motors suitable for driving conveying apparatus such as a conveyor belt. The hydraulic system includes a modular master and slave hydraulic units implemented as hydraulic circuits in which pressure sensors and pressure reducing valves provide speed, torque and directional control.

The present subject matter relates to an impact bed system with an integrated shock absorber component (100) and a conveyor belt system thereof. The system (200) includes a flexible impact bed (202) including a plurality of cuboidal elements (204) arranged in an array, wherein the plurality of cuboidal elements are spatially coupled to each other; at least four extending elements (206) coupled to two opposite sides of the impact bed, wherein at least two extending elements are placed at each of the opposite sides of the impact bed; a pair of elongated cuboidal blocks (208) coupled to a mounting base plate (210), when in operation; at least four upright elongated components (214) coupled to the pair of elongated cuboidal blocks and the at least two support members; at least four shock absorber components coupled between the at least four upright elongated components and the at least four extending elements.

The present subject matter relates to an impact bed system with an integrated shock absorber component (100) and a conveyor belt system thereof. The system (200) includes a flexible impact bed (202) including a plurality of cuboidal elements (204) arranged in an array, wherein the plurality of cuboidal elements are spatially coupled to each other; at least four extending elements (206) coupled to two opposite sides of the impact bed, wherein at least two extending elements are placed at each of the opposite sides of the impact bed; a pair of elongated cuboidal blocks (208) coupled to a mounting base plate (210), when in operation; at least four upright elongated components (214) coupled to the pair of elongated cuboidal blocks and the at least two support members; at least four shock absorber components coupled between the at least four upright elongated components and the at least four extending elements.

The present invention relates to an anti-skid speed measurement and material flow detection device for a belt conveyor, include a base symmetrically arranged on the intermediate frame of the belt conveyor and arranged between two groups of slotted roller supports, sliding supports arranged on the base, a speed measurement roller and a sensor arranged on the two groups of sliding supports, and a control system connected with the sensor, a speed measurement disk is sleeved on an end face of one end of a barrel of the speed measurement roller, a circular hole is formed on the circumference of the speed measurement disk, the circular hole is arranged corresponding to the position of the senso. Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the advantages of dramatically reduced production cost and maintenance cost, simple structure and high reliability.

Disclosed herein are air-supported belt conveyors and independent conveyor subsystems that are selectively and independently designed to meet requirements that can change along the length of a conveyor, as well as from conveyor to conveyor.

Disclosed herein are air-supported belt conveyors and independent conveyor subsystems that are selectively and independently designed to meet requirements that can change along the length of a conveyor, as well as from conveyor to conveyor.

A conveyor conversion kit includes a plurality of conveyor brackets for converting a conveyor frame to accommodate a new conveyor belt. Each bracket includes a base, a plurality of wearstrip seats for mounting wearstrips forming a carryway for the conveyor belt without tools and side guard seats for mounting side guards to contain the conveyor belt on the carryway without tools.

A belt and a belt conveyor are provided for transporting particulate material and especially oilseeds up the belt conveyor. The belt conveyor can include an intake end having a hopper, a discharge end, a body extending between the intake end and the discharge end and a belt. The belt travels along a travel path in the belt conveyor; the belt traveling through the hopper, up an upper run in the body to the discharge end, down a return run in the body, and back through the hopper. The belt can have a top surface having pairs of adjacent ridges provided on the top surface, each ridge having a pair of arms extending from a point, in a travel direction of the belt, wherein each pair of adjacent ridges define a v-channel on the top surface of the belt.

A trough conveyor that transports fine bulk material and is exposed to windy conditions may include a belt for transporting bulk material, a center roll for supporting the belt, first and second wing rolls that support angled segments of the belt, a frame that supports the center roll and the first and second wing rolls, and a hood cover disposed above the belt. The trough conveyor may also include first and second baffles that form labyrinths that help attenuate wind velocity over the fine bulk material. The baffles may also help contain fine bulk material that is stirred up within a stilling space formed between the hood cover, the belt, and the baffles. In addition or in the alternative, the trough conveyor may include fairings that deflect crosswind beneath the belt.