Re: T1, T2 Vs Power
There are a number of ways you can calculate it, though with a few assumptions (assuming the “same conveyor” at the same speed etc) you can yield:
Power = k x Q
Hence 1/3 throughput will yield circa 1/3 power.
The power is generally, relatively, insensitive to take up tension.
Regards,
Lyle ■
Re: T1, T2 Vs Power
Imagine the startup conditions when the belt is not conveying material.
Does the conveyor absorb more or less than then running at rated capacity?
As Lyle says, power is a function of capacity. ■
T1, t2 vs power
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does anybody can tell me such infromation:
For one standard belt system, the rated design capacity will be 3000t/h, if the load changed to 1000t/h, but the gavity tension always the same as 3000t/h condition, does the conveyor will consumbale more power? how can to caculate that? i am will apprixiate your help.
thanks a lot