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'''Multi-Point Discharge Conveyor''' is the latest generation of transporting equipment, which is introduced German technology and developed. It is applicable for horizontal long-distance transporting high-heat or wear-resistance materials. This technology is designed for second time, which makes its structure simpler, running more reliable, maintain more convenient. It is more applicable for usage of our country's rotary kiln and vertical kiln cement industries. A device for conveying articles comprises a carousel structure with entrainment elements which can make the articles follow a generally arcuate path between an angular input position and at least one angular output position. The entrainment elements are raised above the plane of sliding of the articles at the latter position, leaving the articles free to be conveyed towards at least one output conveyor. | |||
'''Multi-Point Discharge Conveyor''' is the latest generation of transporting | |||
Latest revision as of 23:15, 17 February 2013
Multi-Point Discharge Conveyor is the latest generation of transporting equipment, which is introduced German technology and developed. It is applicable for horizontal long-distance transporting high-heat or wear-resistance materials. This technology is designed for second time, which makes its structure simpler, running more reliable, maintain more convenient. It is more applicable for usage of our country's rotary kiln and vertical kiln cement industries. A device for conveying articles comprises a carousel structure with entrainment elements which can make the articles follow a generally arcuate path between an angular input position and at least one angular output position. The entrainment elements are raised above the plane of sliding of the articles at the latter position, leaving the articles free to be conveyed towards at least one output conveyor.