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Conveyor belt design

Conveyor Belt project design for an Industrial sorting and counting machine


A conveyor belt is a machine or device used to convey or carry materials or items. It is mostly used in industries to carry products to be manufactured or already manufactured products.
Used since the 19th century where Thomas Robins began a series of invention which led to its development. It was greatly used for transportation of agricultural products, carrying coal over long distances and other mining products.
It generally consists of two end pulleys, with a continuous loop of material which rotates round them. An electric motor coupled to one or both of the pulley(s) provides a driving force to rotate the belt. The rotation of the belt is due to friction between the rotating pulley and the belt. A flat surface or carcass may be used to provide support to the belt.
Below is a view of a mini conveyor belt design for an industrial sorting machine.
Conveyor belt
Mini conveyor belt
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