Buildup in a transfer chute can lead to expensive complications. Removing it manually can be slow and unsafe, which is why Oli Vibrators helps remove it with the touch of a button.
Whenever certain materials
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Webinar: Monitoring chute liner wear in real time
Variability in ore type and changes in liner materials can impact the wear rates of the liners used to protect the inner walls of transfer and feed chutes. As a result, it can be difficult to accurately
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Safer access and inspection on your site
Chute doors are an integral part of conveyor systems. They are necessary to allow workers access to the conveyor chute. With most traditional chute doors, opening them requires a specialised tool.
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TUNRA’s 10 Commandments for reliable transfer chute design
Shaun Reid, Dr Jens Plinke and Priscilla Freire offer their top 10 tips on how to design transfer chutes that improve plant effectiveness and reduce downtime.
One of the most popular topics in the bulk
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Bend-tech chute doors offer safer access
Chute doors are an integral part of conveyor systems, necessary to allow workers access to the conveyor chute. Most traditional chute doors require a specialised tool to open them, which can become time
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Reducing conveyor impact zone problems with impact beds
Thomas Greaves, General Manager of DYNA Engineering, discusses conveyor impact beds: what they are, how they work and why they can increase productivity and reduce maintenance costs.
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Problems with short drop height soft flow chutes
Aspec Engineering’s Paul Munzenberger investigates some of the performance problems that can result from an insufficient drop height in bulk material handling systems.
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Testing the limits of cement chute design
When a cement manufacturer wanted to upgrade its loading station, others balked at the challenge. Vortex Global was willing to rise to the occasion.
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BULKtalk: Best practice in chute design – Part two
In his regular column, Steve Davis explores how the multiple functions of chutes can result in designs that leave safety, operation and maintenance legacies.
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BULKtalk: Best practice in chute design – Part one
In his regular BULKtalk column, Steve Davis of Rio Tinto considers the basics of bulk handling that sites often struggle with. This is the first in a series of articles addressing systems involving chutes,
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