The Difference Between Bucket-lifting and Inclined Belt Conveyor in Concrete Mixing Plants
Generally speaking, the aggregate conveying of concrete mixing stations often adopts belt conveyors or bucket lifting. These two methods have their own characteristics. This article explains the difference between the two in detail. I. Bucket-lifting 1. Working principle The bucket-lifting uses a brake winch and is pulled through a pulley block and a wire rope to achieve the purpose of lifting the bucket. In large and medium-sized mixing stations, double wire rope transmission is often adopted; in small mixing stations, most of them directly adopt a suspended single rope transmission or a single rope transmission guided by a pulley installed on the bucket. 2. Features The advantages of bucket lifting are small footprint and simple structure, which are suitable for narrow construction sites. Schematic diagram of bucket-lifting and inclined belt conveyor: II. Inclined belt type 1. Working principle The belts are connected into a closed loop, and they are tightened with a tensioning device. Driven by the motor, the friction between the conveyor belt and the drive roller makes the conveyor belt run continuously, thereby achieving the purpose of transporting...
















