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The model of chain type bucket elevator needs to be determined according to which technical parameters


The chain type bucket elevator manufacturer tells you that as a commonly used hoisting equipment, the selection of bucket elevators is restricted by many factors. Once the hoist model is selected incorrectly, it will bring endless troubles to users. What technical parameters need to be used to determine the model of chain type bucket elevator? Generally, hoist manufacturers will ask customers to provide some relevant data when helping customers select models, so that the model can be selected.

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The selection of bucket elevator depends on the following factors:
1. The shape of the material: whether the material is powder, granular or small, and what is the diameter.
2. Physical properties of the material: whether the material has adsorption or viscosity, and whether it contains water.
3. Proportion of materials: The chain type bucket elevator manufacturer tells you that the general bucket elevator parameters are designed and calculated for materials with a bulk specific gravity below 1.6. If the specific gravity of materials is too large, the traction force and the tensile strength of the transmission part need to be calculated. .
4. The conveying volume per unit time (t/h).
The chain type bucket elevator manufacturer tells you that if the user's production conditions such as production environment, site, height, etc. have other restrictions, the user also needs to explain to the elevator manufacturer in advance, so that the manufacturer can more accurately and quickly select the appropriate elevator model for you .

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