What is the longest conveying distance of a belt conveyor?

The longest conveying distance of a belt conveyor can reach tens of meters, depending on several factors, including the following key factors:

Power and transmission system: The performance and efficiency of the conveyor's power and transmission system will directly affect the maximum conveying distance. The powerful power system and efficient transmission method can support longer conveying distances.

Bandwidth and Belt Speed: The conveyor’s bandwidth and belt speed also affect the maximum conveying distance. Wider conveyor belts can support longer conveying distances to a certain extent, while higher belt speeds can increase the conveying volume per unit time.

Aggregate properties: The transported aggregate properties, such as aggregate particle size, density, humidity, etc., will also have an impact on the maximum conveying distance. Some special aggregates may cause limitations such as wear, accumulation and clogging during transportation.

Conveyor design and structure: Conveyor design and structure also have an impact on the maximum conveyor distance. A structure with sufficient strength and rigidity can support longer conveying distances and reduce the impact of vibration and deformation on conveying performance.

It should be noted that long-distance transportation may face some technical challenges, such as higher requirements on belt tension control, centering, and support. In practical applications, the determination of the longest conveying distance requires comprehensive consideration of the above factors, and evaluation and design based on specific engineering needs, aggregate characteristics and equipment parameters. For specific projects, it is best to consult a professional engineer or equipment manufacturer for personalized advice and technical support.