外文翻譯--鋼絞線帶式輸送機(jī)的發(fā)展(參考版)
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【正文】 Rated capacity: 2040 . Annual tonnage: 9,06 x 106 Belt width: 900 mm Operating speed: 6,35 m/sec Drive cable: 57 mm dia. Linestand pitch: 4,75 m Power: 5300 kW 3600 kW In conclusion it would appear that the Cable Belt system has the capability of further development which should permit, the expansion of belt conveying into even longer economic lengths than those currently under construction. The Author wishes to acknowledge the assistance given by Worsley Alumna Pty. Ltd., and the Cable Belt panies in the preparation of this paper. References: Conveying and Belt Elevators Hetzel and Albright John Wiley amp。In leve1 conveyors where the power due to friction losses is a substantial part of the total, the operating costs of the Cable Belt system are being increasingly attractive. In other cases there does not appear to be any significant differences. There is one significant development of the Cable Belt system which is currently undergoing field trials. When generally available in the next few years it should, for the same capital cost, show a significant reduction in operating costs. This involves the production of a drive cable where the individual wire reinforcing strands are separately moulded within an elastomer giving a round steel and elastomer drive cable. Initial results have been most encouraging with a three fold increase in the fatigue life as against a conventional steel wire rope. Recent developments in the Cable Belt system show that it can effectively pete with rail transport over distances which until now have not been regarded as suitable for conveyor systems. As an example there is currently being constructed in Western Australia for Worsley Alumina Pty. Ltd. a two flight, 52020 metre Cable Belt conveyor system To be operated by Worsley Alumina Pty Ltd., and located near Perth., W. Australia, this installation incorporates two Cable Belt conveyors in tandem and is an overland system which transports crushed bauxite from the mine to a refinery. At the intersection of the two conveyors, the material is turned through 50176。 torques. As can be seen from the foregoing information the Cable Belt system while fulfilling the same role in many ways is quite different from the troughed belt conveyor. As most conveyors are of short length and low horsepower there is no doubt that the troughed belt conveyor is the correct solution for many conveyor applications. However in those areas of long lengths or high lifts the Cable Belt system often shows decisive advantages and in those cases where its unique design concepts can be used it may be the only choice. To define the precise applications which a Cable Belt system is suitable for is difficult, as nearly one third of the systems installed are in applications in which they were not the most petitive solution. In each case they were chosen for one of the unusual features that the system offers. As a general rule the Cable Belt in its current form is not technically suitable for short centre conveyors mainly due to the size of the terminals. In addition to the cost of the terminal equipment the main cost ponent of any belt conveyor, the belt, in the Cable Belt system has a constant cost irrespective of the power requirements. This 1oads the capital cost on low power conveyors but reduces it on high power conveyors in parison with a troughed belt conveyor. In summary the current petitive situation of the Cable Belt system appears to be : in the carrying belt tension system a length of belt equivalent to the elastic stretch of the drive cables. This of course is released when the conveyor stops. In a typical 15000 metre long conveyor this stretch can be up to 80 metres. The main reason for taking up a greater space than a troughed belt conveyor is the necessity to cater for both the permanent stretch and the relatively high elastic stretch of the drive cables. The permanent stretch of about 1% which occurs in the first few hundred hours of running could be eliminated during manufacture but it conveniently provides the necessary space for splicing of the cable as well as generating extra cable which can be used when resplicing is necessary The choice of the modulus that governs the elastic stretch is a promise between minimising the stretch to reduce the space requirements and having sufficient stretch to ensure very low 39。 to be acmodated and still retain the feature of a single drive but incorporate two separate carrying belt circuits. This feature is used in about 30% of the Cable Belt installations. The other concept that is widely used is as mentioned earlier, the ability to place the drive unit remote
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