CH5
Chapter 5 · Conveyors and continuous transport
Tutorials 5.1 and 5.2 of the booklet, then the course's worked examples on belt pull, DIN 22101 resistances, belt grip, droop and stop sequencing (Lab V).
7 exercises
- 01Design of a master-slave conveyor control architectureBelt pull and motor power of a two-drive conveyor, the motor rating, and the architecture that makes the drives share. · 7 questionsTD 5.1Not started
- 02Tracing an escalator emergency-stop circuitThe enabling current through a series normally-closed chain, a trapped object at the exit comb, and why the chain is wired that way. · 4 questionsTD 5.2Not started
- 03Sizing an inclined conveyor driveFriction against lift on an incline, the motor power and the standard rating. · 4 questionsCourse §5.1.2Not started
- 04The DIN 22101 resistancesPrimary resistance over both strands and the idlers, secondary resistance from the length coefficient, and the total. · 3 questionsCourse §5.1.3Not started
- 05Belt grip on the drive pulleyThe capstan (Euler) relation: the largest tension ratio, and the least slack-side tension the take-up must hold. · 3 questionsCourse §5.1.2Not started
- 06Choosing a droop settingThe speed-reference difference that makes two drives share, and the line-speed error that pays for it. · 2 questionsCourse §5.2.2Not started
- 07Run-on times of a normal stopStopping a chain of conveyors from the feed end, each running on until it is empty. · 2 questionsCourse §5.2.3Not started