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A list of chute types used in bulk materials handling applications.
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Rock Box Head Arrangement | An impact based loading area, generally suited to large lump size material. | ||
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Smooth Ceramic Arrangement | A smooth flow based loading arrangement, designed to reduce friction. Generally used where equipment limitation prevent installation of other material loading arrangements. | ||
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Hood Arrangement | Directs material into a vertical flow path, not suited to large lump size. Proper location of hood on the trajectory stream is critical | ||
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Combination Smooth Ceramic and Rock Box | Flow based loading system that makes use of mini rock boxes to reduce wear along flow areas. | ||
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WEBA Arrangement | Mini rock arrangement, suited well to Iron ore loading, further information required on Sticky material. M&J | ||
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Kris Lip Liner Arrangement | Utilized at Sishen Mine in the bedding and blending plant, suited to high speed, high wear scenarios, the arrangement are retrofitted into WEBA chutes. | ||
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Spoon Loading Arrangement | Generally used at the loading point of a conveyor to allow for speed matching of material from incoming material to the receiving belt. | ||
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Moving Head Arrangement | The head pulley of the conveyor will move to load on the receiving conveyor. This allows for better loading and flow control on the material. | ||
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Inline Chute | Inline transfer chute. | ||
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Rock Box Loading Arrangement | An impact based loading area, generally suited to large lump size material. | ||
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No Skirting Loading Arrangement | A loading boot arraignment that does not include belt skirting, generally suited for low tonnage systems. | ||
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Skirted Load Station Arrangement | A skirted loading boot arrangement allows for the better control of spillage and dust. | ||
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Belt Feeder Arrangement | A powered belt feeder used to extract material from a chute or storage bunker arraignment. | ||
Installation and Maintenance Cost |
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Spiral Chute | 90 Degree chute for high volume low wear transfer points. | |
Material Degredation |
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Flow type hard face steel liners | Design for low tonnages , all liners should be designed to allow for maximum material speed through the chute. | |
Blockage |
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Smooth Polyurethane Chute Liners |