Understanding the functions of Conveyor Belt Scanning

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Conveyor Belt Scanning

• NIPL Engineering Pvt. Ltd

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Conveyor Belt Scanning An Overview

• For the safety of the belt is it important to
  keep the cords in top condition. BeltPro Conveyor
  Belt Scanning system provides all the information
  about the belt with access to belt carcass and
  splices. The cord damage is graphically depicted
  reflecting the extent of the damage. The latitude
  and longitude information are provided to locate
  the damaged location.

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• The system is preconditioned by processing
  the cord by creating a magnetic field around the
  belt. Once the magnetic field is created, any
  type of cord damage or separation create a minor
  voltage once it passes through the sensing
  transducer made of more than 2 cords. The output
  is sent to the chart recorder, here the voltage
  fluctuations is noticed and results in continuous
  transients.

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• Over the last decade a number of scanning
  systems have been introduced that uses magnetic
  technologies. All the data is presented in a
  similar manner to the CBM system. The data are
  interpreted and calibrated by well trained and
  experienced technicians. The data is presented in
  a user-friendly format providing visual graphic.
  Using colored graphic images, cord corrosion or
  discontinuity is represented.

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• Every fault in the cord is corresponded to
  the coloured image with the exact longitudinal
  and lateral location. The location of every cord
  and splice is virtually produced. In addition to
  the graphical image, the system is designed to be
  resistant to variables that influence data from
  other scanning systems, belt flap, belt speed
  variations and EMF interference.

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• The steel cord belt scanning is commercially
  available since 1980s and is also known as
  Conveyor Belt Monitor or CBM. The general summary
  of the conveyor belt condition provides an
  overview of full belt for every revolution. The
  faults in the cords and splices are clearly
  identified in the data. The trace is similar to
  walking down the belt to find out faults. The
  graphics show every location on the cord end in
  the splice.

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