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Design Calculation of Maximal Tension of Conveyor Belt for Double Driving Pulley

Yun-Feng Dong

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Maximal tension of conveyor belt decides the type of conveyor belt which will directly affect the earlier investment of belt conveyor.So it is very important to calculate maximal tension,it is reasonable.Researching the maximal tension of conveyor belt of double driving pulley by the example and ameliorates the design calculation method.

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Maximal tension of conveyor belt decides the type of conveyor belt which will directly affect the earlier investment of belt conveyor.So it is very important to calculate maximal tension,it is reasonable.Researching the maximal tension of conveyor belt of double driving pulley by the example and ameliorates the design calculation method.

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Maximal tension of conveyor belt decides the type of conveyor belt which will directly affect the earlier investment of belt conveyor.So it is very important to calculate maximal tension,it is reasonable.Researching the maximal tension of conveyor belt of double driving pulley by the example and ameliorates the design calculation method.

Key concepts: Pulley, Tension (geology), Belt drive, Belt conveyor, Engineering, Conveyor belt, Structural engineering, Mechanical engineering

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