A Comparison Of Shaft Designs For Conveyor Pulleys And Idler Rolls

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
L. J. Laughlin
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

The majority of non-drive conveyor pulleys use rotating shafts, and typical idler rolls use non-rotating shafts, even though both products are used to support and guide the conveyor belt and its load. This paper will explore and compare the requirements for rotating and non-rotating shaft designs and the impact of that design on the product. Additionally, it will explore how the “roller” bearing types (deep groove ball, tapered, or spherical) affect these designs.
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APA: L. J. Laughlin  (2003)  A Comparison Of Shaft Designs For Conveyor Pulleys And Idler Rolls

MLA: L. J. Laughlin A Comparison Of Shaft Designs For Conveyor Pulleys And Idler Rolls. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2003.

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