Belt Conveyor Abrasive Recovery Systems are ♦ Suitable for steel and coarse ♦ Simple mechanical system suitable for all sizes of blast rooms. ♦ Consumes only a fraction of the power required to run a screw conveyor system. ♦ Very low maintenance - sustains very little wear compared with screw conveyor systems. ♦ Capable of moving a large quantity of material over a long distance. ♦ Controlled abrasive-load design prohibits belt overload and prevents media overflow. An abrasive blast facility reduces blasting costs and environmental contamination by bringing blasting indoors, making possible the...

25323 JN2349 BeltConveyor.qxp 12/6/10 9:17 AM Page 3 Practically Maintenance Free Spent abrasive falls into or is swept into the floor collection hopper s and feeds by gravity through a metering tube onto the moving belt. The drum motor, installed at the bucket elevator end, feeds the media into the bucket elevator hopper. Floor hoppers, installed in a nominal 2-f oot wide trench, are sloped for optimal abrasive flow. V-shape rollers support the belt, contain the media, and prevent overflow. This 22 feet wide x 78 feet long x 17 feet high r oom features a U-pattern floor, bucket elevator assembly,...

System Configuration Examples Plan view: Room size 14 ft wide x 18 ft long x 9 ft high. Single belt system runs width of room to bucket elevator and abrasive cleaner mounted atop blast machine. Elevation view: Pit depth will differ depending upon s ystem configuration. Deeper pit required for multi-belt systems. Plan view: Room size 20 ft wide x 60 ft long x 16 ft high. Single belt runs width of room in center to bucket elevator, abrasive cleaner, hopper, and two blast machines. Plan view: 'H' configuration; Four belts serve the full length of room from each end to a fifth belt located in The...