Design And Manufacture of Conveyor Pulley Assemblies for Drummond Coal Shoal Creek Slope Belt

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
David Keech Albert D. Bonneau Rick Sarkisian
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

The Drummond Co. Inc.'s Shoal Creek Coal Mine Slope Belt Conveyor transports 5000 mtph (5500 tph) of material over a length of 1400 m (4600 ft.) and a lift of 3609 m (1180 ft.). Four 1500 kW (2000 hp) motors power the 1830 mm (72 in.) Goodyear Flexsteel 5800 steel cable belt. In May 1993, Dodge Manufacturing was selected to design and build the conveyor pulley assemblies for this conveyor. The conveyor includes five pulley assemblies. The 2135 mm (84 in.) diameter by 2135 mm (84 in.) face primary and secondary drive pulleys were designed for a resultant belt load of 3060 kN (688,000 Ib.) This paper describes the design and manufacture of the two drive pulley assemblies. Design details included are component evaluation, material selection, locking assembly selection, bearing selection and lagging selection. Manufacturing details include material procurement, welding process, lagging installation and component assembly. Quality control procedures are also discussed.
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APA: David Keech Albert D. Bonneau Rick Sarkisian  (1996)  Design And Manufacture of Conveyor Pulley Assemblies for Drummond Coal Shoal Creek Slope Belt

MLA: David Keech Albert D. Bonneau Rick Sarkisian Design And Manufacture of Conveyor Pulley Assemblies for Drummond Coal Shoal Creek Slope Belt. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1996.

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