Conveyors and Chutes

Event

01 – 04 Agustus 2016 | IDR 7,000,000 at Dafam Fortuna Hotel, Yogyakarta
15 – 18 November 2016 | IDR 7,000,000 at Dafam Fortuna Hotel, Yogyakarta

DESCRIPTION

The workshop will cover basic conveyors, selection, safety, legal obligations, terminology and background and an optional third day will deal with the nuts and bolts of conveyor, chute and feeder design. Belt conveyors frequently provide the most satisfactory and economical method of transporting materials such as mine ores, earth, sand, crushed stone, cement and concrete. The high and continuous speed of operation of the belt makes for a high capacity of transport of materials. This workshop is designed for engineers and technicians from a wide range of abilities and backgrounds and will provide an excellent introduction to troubleshooting, maintenance and basic design rules of conveyors and chutes. It is intended to cover the fundamentals of belt conveying and would be useful for those with little experience in this area. Before commencing a detailed course on conveyors it is important to have a solid practical knowledge of the material to be conveyed. A basic knowledge is provided of the bulk materials characteristics and properties. This will enable you to have a far stronger ability to troubleshoot and design workable conveyor systems. Numerous tips throughout the course make it practical and topical. You will also engage in problem solving and case studies to absorb the materials as quickly and effectively as possible.


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Maintenance Engineers, Technicians and Staff
• Plant Engineers
• Operation, Maintenance, Inspection and Repair Managers,
• Supervisors and Engineers
• Mechanical Engineers and Technicians
• Design Engineers
• Electrical Engineers and Technicians
• Consulting Engineers

YOU WILL LEARN

• Maintenance of conveyors
• Troubleshooting conveyor problems
• Splicing techniques
• Safety management
• Design and installation
• Capacity, sizing and power of equipment
• The fundamentals of belt conveyor, chute and feeder design

CONVEYORS AND CHUTES SUMMARY OUTLINE

1. INTRODUCTION
   •  Fundamentals of bulk materials handling
   •  Nature of bulk solids
   •  Characteristics of generally used bulk materials
   •  Conveyors and chutes overview
   • Practical Exercise
2. BELT CONVEYING
   •  Introduction
   •  Layout
   •  Basic Configuration
   •  Components of a standard conveyors
   •  Capacity of belt conveyors and selection of belt width
   •  Selection of other components (belt, idlers, pulleys and takeups etc.)
   •  Simple calculation of belt tension
   •  Selection of drive
   •  Troubleshooting tips
   •  Take-ups
   •  Operation and maintenance of belts
   •  Tips for cost savings
   • Practical Exercise
3. SAFETY OF CONVEYORS
   •  Conveyor safety standard
   •  General background on AS 4024.1 (RA and hazard recognition)
   •  Hazard recognition
   •  History of accidents
   •  Key conveyor safety issues
   •  Demonstration of unsafe conveyors
   •  AS 1755 conveyors
   •  Chute doors hazards and controls
   • Case Study
   • Practical Exercise
4. MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING OF CONVEYORS
   •  Troubleshooting conveyor problems
   •  Types of joints
   •  Splice failures
   •  Splice inspections
   •  Splice repairs
   •  Typical problems
   •  Root cause process
   •  Systematic approach for tracking
   •  Site specific problems
   • Case Study
   • Practical Exercise
5. CHUTE MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
   •  Transfer chutes theory
   •  Laser scanning applications
   •  Best practice design
   •  Boosting flow
   •  Troubleshooting chutes
   •  Spillage and buildup
   •  The awkward marriage of conveyor and chutes
   • Practical Exercise
6. FEEDERS MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
   •  Belt, apron, screw and other feeders
   •  Optimum draw down
   •  Troubleshooting typical problems
   • Practical Exercise
7. STORAGE AND FLOW
   •  Flow properties of materials
   •  Funnel – flow and expanded flow
   •  Flow rate analysis
   •  Gravity reclaim
   •  Bin wall pressures
   • Practical Exercise
8. PRACTICAL CONVEYOR DESIGN
   •  Review of bulk material characteristics
   •  Layout
   •  Component selection
   •  Lump size limitation
   •  Capacity
   •  Minimum pulley diameters
   •  Burden cross sectional area calculations
   •  Volumetric capacity
   •  Velocity calculations
   •  Idler spacing and load rating
   •  Belt tension calculations
   •  Drive arrangements
   •  Power demand capacity
   •  Starting and stopping
   •  Start up current calculations
   •  Vertical curves
   •  Gearbox and drive selection
   •  Safety factors
   •  Bearing types and selection
   • Conveyor design calculations Exercises
9. CHUTE DESIGN
   •  Liner selection
   •  Use of solidworks
   •  DEM and application to transfer design
   •  Stress analysis using cosmos
   •  Chute Design Exercise
10. FEEDER DESIGN
    •  Calculation of loads/drive torques and power
    •  Feeder selection
    • Feeder Design Exercise
11. 11. APPLICATIONS AND FUTURE TRENDS
    •  Case studies
    •  Future trends in conveyors, feeders and chutes

COURSE METHOD

• Presentation
• Discuss
• Case Study
• Evaluation
• Simulation

TIME & VENUE

Dafam Fortuna Hotel Jl. Dagen 60 Malioboro Yogyakarta,

• 1 – 4 Agustus 2016
• 15 – 18 November 2016
• 4 days (08 am – 04 pm)

COURSE SPEAKER

Teguh Pudji Purwanto, Ir, MT

Teguh Pudji Purwanto experienced more than 26 years in mechanical industry.

COURSE FEE

IDR 7,000,000.00 per participant non residential

FACILITY

• Module / Handout
• Certificate
• Souvenir
• Training Kit

 Maintenance and Troubleshooting of Conveyors and Chutes

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