Sustainable performance for conveyor belts - Teijin Aramid · En route to energy savings In...

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En route to energy savings In today’s mining operations, the transportation of miner- als and overburdens accounts for a major share of energy consumption and CO 2 emission. What’s more, newly implemented taxes and legislation are now limiting energy usage and emissions in the mining sector. As a result, companies are coming under ever more pressure to adopt more sustainable operational practices. Long, heavy-duty conveyor belts are an essential part of the mining industry – but driving these belts requires massive amounts of energy. In light of the new legislative environ- ment, growing energy prices and carbon emission penalties, Teijin Aramid’s high-performance Twaron aramid fiber and Sulfron additive offer distinct advantages. When used in conveyor belts, they help optimize energy usage and limit emission to meet the industry’s stringent requirements. Key benefits when using our aramid Less energy consumption Less CO 2 emission High strength, low elongation Lower CAPEX and operating costs Resistance to corrosion, heat and flame 5-07-04/2017 25% emission reduction The results are striking: thanks to the lower belt weight and reduced rolling resistance, the Twaron and Sulfron belt achieves energy savings of 25% compared with the benchmark standard belt. What’s more, this is accompanied by significant savings in CO 2 emission. And this has more than just an environmental impact: due to the EU emission trading scheme (EU-ETS), CO 2 emissions also have a financial value. A rapid return on investment Further financial assessment of the Twaron and Sulfron belt also shows a relatively quick investment payback time. This is based on the belt’s raw material costs and on the reductions it creates in energy use and CO 2 emissions. Of course, the calculations refer to a specific belt installation with its own set of variables. For instance, the CO 2 emissions calculated here are based on an installation using coal- generated. For conveyor belts using other sources of power, the outcome of the calculations will differ somewhat. However, the CBM tool can be adapted to any individual situation, and can help determine the optimal materials for use in your mining installation. Contact us to find out how Twaron and Sulfron can create a sustainable solution for you. Sustainable performance for conveyor belts This data reflects our best knowledge at the time of publication. The content is subject to change as a result of new developments. It only contains a selection of the properties of the product(s) and is meant for commercial use only. Teijin Aramid gives no warranties and does not accept any liability regarding (i) the fitness of the products for any particular use, (ii) the correctness, completeness and usage of the information, (iii) the usage of the products (iv) or any infringement of any (intellectual or industrial) property of a third party. All intellectual property rights regarding this publication are the property of – or are licensed to - Teijin Aramid. Without our prior written consent, the reproduction and publishing of (parts of ) this publication is prohibited. For more information, please e-mail us at [email protected] or visit www.teijinaramid.com. tons 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 1) Standard belt 2) Standard belt + Sulfron 3) Sulfron + Twaron belt CO 2 emissions during life time of conveyor belt

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En route to energy savingsIn today’s mining operations, the transportation of miner-als and overburdens accounts for a major share of energy consumption and CO2 emission. What’s more, newly implemented taxes and legislation are now limiting energy usage and emissions in the mining sector. As a result, companies are coming under ever more pressure to adopt more sustainable operational practices.

Long, heavy-duty conveyor belts are an essential part of the mining industry – but driving these belts requires massive amounts of energy. In light of the new legislative environ-ment, growing energy prices and carbon emission penalties, Teijin Aramid’s high-performance Twaron aramid fiber and Sulfron additive offer distinct advantages. When used in conveyor belts, they help optimize energy usage and limit emission to meet the industry’s stringent requirements.

Key benefits when using our aramid• Less energy consumption• Less CO2 emission• High strength, low elongation• Lower CAPEX and operating costs• Resistance to corrosion, heat and flame

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25% emission reductionThe results are striking: thanks to the lower belt weight and reduced rolling resistance, the Twaron and Sulfron belt achieves energy savings of 25% compared with the benchmark standard belt. What’s more, this is accompanied by significant savings in CO2 emission. And this has more than just an environmental impact: due to the EU emission trading scheme (EU-ETS), CO2 emissions also have a financial value.

A rapid return on investmentFurther financial assessment of the Twaron and Sulfron belt also shows a relatively quick investment payback time. This is based on the belt’s raw material costs and on the reductions it creates in energy use and CO2 emissions.

Of course, the calculations refer to a specific belt installation with its own set of variables. For instance, the CO2 emissions calculated here are based on an installation using coal-generated. For conveyor belts using other sources of power, the outcome of the calculations will differ somewhat.

However, the CBM tool can be adapted to any individual situation, and can help determine the optimal materials for use in your mining installation. Contact us to find out how Twaron and Sulfron can create a sustainable solution for you. Sustainable performance

for conveyor beltsThis data reflects our best knowledge at the time of publication. The content is subject to change as a result of new developments. It only contains a selection of the properties of the product(s) and is meant for commercial use only. Teijin Aramid gives no warranties and does not accept any liability regarding (i) the fitness of the products for any particular use, (ii) the correctness, completeness and usage of the information, (iii) the usage of the products (iv) or any infringement of any (intellectual or industrial) property of a third party. All intellectual property rights regarding this publication are the property of – or are licensed to - Teijin Aramid. Without our prior written consent, the reproduction and publishing of (parts of) this publication is prohibited.

For more information, please e-mail us at [email protected] or visit www.teijinaramid.com.

Key benefits when using our aramid• Lessenergyconsumption

• LessCO2emission

•Highstrength,lowelongation

• LowerCAPEXandoperatingcosts

•Resistancetocorrosion,heatandflame

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Ofcourse,thecalculationsrefertoaspecificbeltinstallationwithitsownsetofvariables.Forinstance,theCO2emissionscalculatedherearebasedonaninstallationusingcoal-generated.Forconveyorbeltsusingothersourcesofpower,theoutcomeofthecalculationswilldiffersomewhat.

However,theCBMtoolcanbeadaptedtoanyindividualsituation,andcanhelpdeterminetheoptimalmaterialsforuseinyourmininginstallation.ContactustofindouthowTwaronandSulfroncancreateasustainablesolutionforyou.

Formoreinformation,pleaseemailusatconveyorbelt@teijinaramid.comorvisitwww.teijinaramid.com

En route to energy savings

In today’s mining operations, the transportation of minerals and overburdens accounts for a major share of energy consumption and CO2 emission. What’s more, newly implemented taxes and legislation are now limiting energy usage and emissions in the mining sector. As a result, companies are coming under ever more pressure to adopt more sustainable operational practices.

Long,heavy-dutyconveyorbeltsareanessentialpartoftheminingindustry–butdrivingthesebeltsrequiresmassiveamountsofenergy.Inlightofthenewlegislativeenvironment,growingenergypricesandcarbonemissionpenalties,TeijinAramid’shigh-performanceTwaronaramidfiberandSulfronadditiveofferdistinctadvantages.Whenusedinconveyorbelts,theyhelpoptimizeenergyusageandlimitemissiontomeettheindustry’sstringentrequirements.

Sustainable performance for conveyor belts

25% emission reductionTheresultsarestriking:thankstothelowerbeltweightandreducedrollingresistance,theTwaronandSulfronbeltachievesenergysavingsof25%comparedwiththebenchmarkstandardbelt.What’smore,thisisaccompaniedbysignificantsavingsinCO2emission.Andthishasmorethanjustanenvironmentalimpact:duetotheEUemissiontradingscheme(EU-ETS),CO2emissionsalsohaveafinancialvalue.

A rapid return on investmentFurtherfinancialassessmentoftheTwaronandSulfronbeltalsoshowsarelativelyquickinvestmentpaybacktime.Thisisbasedonthebelt’srawmaterialcostsandonthereductionsitcreatesinenergyuseandCO2emissions.

This data reflects our best knowledge at the time of publication. The content is

subject to change as a result of new developments. It only contains a selection

of the properties of the product(s) and is meant for commercial use only.

Teijin Aramid gives no warranties and does not accept any liability regarding

(i) the fitness of the products for any particular use, (ii) the correctness,

completeness and usage of the information, (iii) the usage of the products (iv)

or any infringement of any (intellectual or industrial) property of a third party.

All intellectual property rights regarding this publication are the property of

– or are licensed to - Teijin Aramid. Without our prior written consent, the

reproduction and publishing of (parts of) this publication is prohibited.

tons60,000

50,000

40,000

30,000

20,000

10,000

0 1)Standardbelt 2)Standardbelt+Sulfron 3)Sulfron+Twaronbelt

CO2emissionsduringlifetimeofconveyorbelt

High strength, low weightWeight for weight, Twaron is five times stronger than steel and three times stronger than polyester (PET). This means that a Twaron-reinforced conveyor belt is considerably lighter than a belt with a conventional reinforcement like steel. As a result, less energy is required to drive the belt, leading to lower operating costs and less CO2 emission.

At the same time, because the Twaron-reinforced belt design is thinner and because less rubber is required, individual sections of these conveyor belts can be made longer than usual. The reduction in the overall number of belt splices ultimately makes belt installation faster and easier, translating into reduced capital expenditure.

Measuring sustainabilityIn order to preserve natural resources, the world needs more sustainable product solutions. But how do you measure a product’s sustainability? Teijin Aramid has developed a special Customer Benefits Model (CBM) for conveyor belts. It is based on our own eco-efficiency analysis, and quantifies both the economic and environmental impact of different conveyor belt designs.

The CBM uses an existing (standard) steel-reinforced conveyor belt as a benchmark. The same belt is then redesigned – first, with a Sulfron rubber bottom layer, and secondly with a Sulfron rubber bottom layer and a Twaron carcass reinforcement. Then, all three are compared for relative levels of energy use, CO2 emission and cost savings.

Properties of Twaron straight warp fabric:• Straight Twaron cords• Transverse polyamide cords for additional weft strength and stiffness• Thicker carcass• Good impact and slit resistance

Reduced rolling resistanceOver half of a conveyor belt’s driving energy is lost in indentation rolling resistance of the belt. This is due to belt deformation when the belt passes over its support rollers. Sulfron reduces this effect by improving the hysteresis properties of the belt’s rubber, so that it runs more smoothly. This further reduces the energy needed to drive the belt.Properties of Twaron cord fabric:

• Straight Twaron cords• Transverse binder threads• Thinner carcass• Good troughability and curveability

Reduced rolling resistanceOverhalfofaconveyorbelt’sdrivingenergyislostinindentationrollingresistanceofthebelt.Thisisduetobeltdeformationwhenthebeltpassesoveritssupportrollers.Sulfronreducesthiseffectbyimprovingthehysteresispropertiesofthebelt’srubber,sothatitrunsmoresmoothly.Thisfurtherreducestheenergyneededtodrivethebelt.

Measuring sustainabilityInordertopreservenaturalresources,theworldneedsmoresustainableproductsolutions.Buthowdoyoumeasureaproduct’ssustainability?TeijinAramidhasdevelopedaspecialCustomerBenefitsModel(CBM)forconveyorbelts.Itisbasedonourowneco-efficiencyanalysis,andquantifiesboththeeconomicandenvironmentalimpactofdifferentconveyorbeltdesigns.

TheCBMusesanexisting(standard)steel-reinforcedconveyorbeltasabenchmark.Thesamebeltisthenredesigned–first,withaSulfronrubberbottomlayer,andsecondlywithaSulfronrubberbottomlayerandaTwaroncarcassreinforcement.Then,allthreearecomparedforrelativelevelsofenergyuse,CO2emissionandcostsavings.

High strength, low weightWeightforweight,Twaronisfivetimesstrongerthansteelandthreetimesstrongerthanpolyester(PET).ThismeansthataTwaron-reinforcedconveyorbeltisconsiderablylighterthanabeltwithaconventionalreinforcementlikesteel.Asaresult,lessenergyisrequiredtodrivethebelt,leadingtoloweroperatingcostsandlessCO2emission.

Atthesametime,becausetheTwaron-reinforcedbeltdesignisthinnerandbecauselessrubberisrequired,individualsectionsoftheseconveyorbeltscanbemadelongerthanusual.Thereductionintheoverallnumberofbeltsplicesultimatelymakesbeltinstallationfasterandeasier,translatingintoreducedcapitalexpenditure.

Properties of Twaron straight warp fabric:• StraightTwaroncords• Transversepolyamidecordsforadditionalweft

strengthandstiffness• Thickercarcass• Goodimpactandslitresistance

Properties of Twaron cord fabric:• StraightTwaroncords• Transversebinderthreads• Thinnercarcass• Goodtroughabilityandcurveability

Density

Tenacity

Elongation at break

Twaron Steel

g/cm3 1.44 7.85

MPa 2900 2700

mN/tex 2000 345

% 3.3 1.9

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Strain (%)

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Steel

Polyamide66

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Poweruseduringlifetimeofconveyorbelt

Indentation rolling resistanceFlexure resistance of the beltFlexure resistance of bulk material

Bearing resistance of the idlerSecondary resistancesExtraordinary resistances

Pulley Cover Indentation = 61%1%18%

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6% 61%

Reduced rolling resistanceOverhalfofaconveyorbelt’sdrivingenergyislostinindentationrollingresistanceofthebelt.Thisisduetobeltdeformationwhenthebeltpassesoveritssupportrollers.Sulfronreducesthiseffectbyimprovingthehysteresispropertiesofthebelt’srubber,sothatitrunsmoresmoothly.Thisfurtherreducestheenergyneededtodrivethebelt.

Measuring sustainabilityInordertopreservenaturalresources,theworldneedsmoresustainableproductsolutions.Buthowdoyoumeasureaproduct’ssustainability?TeijinAramidhasdevelopedaspecialCustomerBenefitsModel(CBM)forconveyorbelts.Itisbasedonourowneco-efficiencyanalysis,andquantifiesboththeeconomicandenvironmentalimpactofdifferentconveyorbeltdesigns.

TheCBMusesanexisting(standard)steel-reinforcedconveyorbeltasabenchmark.Thesamebeltisthenredesigned–first,withaSulfronrubberbottomlayer,andsecondlywithaSulfronrubberbottomlayerandaTwaroncarcassreinforcement.Then,allthreearecomparedforrelativelevelsofenergyuse,CO2emissionandcostsavings.

High strength, low weightWeightforweight,Twaronisfivetimesstrongerthansteelandthreetimesstrongerthanpolyester(PET).ThismeansthataTwaron-reinforcedconveyorbeltisconsiderablylighterthanabeltwithaconventionalreinforcementlikesteel.Asaresult,lessenergyisrequiredtodrivethebelt,leadingtoloweroperatingcostsandlessCO2emission.

Atthesametime,becausetheTwaron-reinforcedbeltdesignisthinnerandbecauselessrubberisrequired,individualsectionsoftheseconveyorbeltscanbemadelongerthanusual.Thereductionintheoverallnumberofbeltsplicesultimatelymakesbeltinstallationfasterandeasier,translatingintoreducedcapitalexpenditure.

Properties of Twaron straight warp fabric:• StraightTwaroncords• Transversepolyamidecordsforadditionalweft

strengthandstiffness• Thickercarcass• Goodimpactandslitresistance

Properties of Twaron cord fabric:• StraightTwaroncords• Transversebinderthreads• Thinnercarcass• Goodtroughabilityandcurveability

Density

Tenacity

Elongation at break

Twaron Steel

g/cm3 1.44 7.85

MPa 2900 2700

mN/tex 2000 345

% 3.3 1.9

1,500

1,000

500

2,000

5 10 15 20 25

Stress (mN/tex)

Strain (%)

Twaron

Polyester

Steel

Polyamide66

Rayon

00

MWh60,000

50,000

40,000

30,000

20,000

10,000

0 1)Standardbelt 2)Standardbelt+Sulfron 3)Sulfron+Twaronbelt

Poweruseduringlifetimeofconveyorbelt

Indentation rolling resistanceFlexure resistance of the beltFlexure resistance of bulk material

Bearing resistance of the idlerSecondary resistancesExtraordinary resistances

Pulley Cover Indentation = 61%1%18%

9%

5%

6% 61%

Reduced rolling resistanceOverhalfofaconveyorbelt’sdrivingenergyislostinindentationrollingresistanceofthebelt.Thisisduetobeltdeformationwhenthebeltpassesoveritssupportrollers.Sulfronreducesthiseffectbyimprovingthehysteresispropertiesofthebelt’srubber,sothatitrunsmoresmoothly.Thisfurtherreducestheenergyneededtodrivethebelt.

Measuring sustainabilityInordertopreservenaturalresources,theworldneedsmoresustainableproductsolutions.Buthowdoyoumeasureaproduct’ssustainability?TeijinAramidhasdevelopedaspecialCustomerBenefitsModel(CBM)forconveyorbelts.Itisbasedonourowneco-efficiencyanalysis,andquantifiesboththeeconomicandenvironmentalimpactofdifferentconveyorbeltdesigns.

TheCBMusesanexisting(standard)steel-reinforcedconveyorbeltasabenchmark.Thesamebeltisthenredesigned–first,withaSulfronrubberbottomlayer,andsecondlywithaSulfronrubberbottomlayerandaTwaroncarcassreinforcement.Then,allthreearecomparedforrelativelevelsofenergyuse,CO2emissionandcostsavings.

High strength, low weightWeightforweight,Twaronisfivetimesstrongerthansteelandthreetimesstrongerthanpolyester(PET).ThismeansthataTwaron-reinforcedconveyorbeltisconsiderablylighterthanabeltwithaconventionalreinforcementlikesteel.Asaresult,lessenergyisrequiredtodrivethebelt,leadingtoloweroperatingcostsandlessCO2emission.

Atthesametime,becausetheTwaron-reinforcedbeltdesignisthinnerandbecauselessrubberisrequired,individualsectionsoftheseconveyorbeltscanbemadelongerthanusual.Thereductionintheoverallnumberofbeltsplicesultimatelymakesbeltinstallationfasterandeasier,translatingintoreducedcapitalexpenditure.

Properties of Twaron straight warp fabric:• StraightTwaroncords• Transversepolyamidecordsforadditionalweft

strengthandstiffness• Thickercarcass• Goodimpactandslitresistance

Properties of Twaron cord fabric:• StraightTwaroncords• Transversebinderthreads• Thinnercarcass• Goodtroughabilityandcurveability

Density

Tenacity

Elongation at break

Twaron Steel

g/cm3 1.44 7.85

MPa 2900 2700

mN/tex 2000 345

% 3.3 1.9

1,500

1,000

500

2,000

5 10 15 20 25

Stress (mN/tex)

Strain (%)

Twaron

Polyester

Steel

Polyamide66

Rayon

00

MWh60,000

50,000

40,000

30,000

20,000

10,000

0 1)Standardbelt 2)Standardbelt+Sulfron 3)Sulfron+Twaronbelt

Poweruseduringlifetimeofconveyorbelt

Indentation rolling resistanceFlexure resistance of the beltFlexure resistance of bulk material

Bearing resistance of the idlerSecondary resistancesExtraordinary resistances

Pulley Cover Indentation = 61%1%18%

9%

5%

6% 61%

Reduced rolling resistanceOverhalfofaconveyorbelt’sdrivingenergyislostinindentationrollingresistanceofthebelt.Thisisduetobeltdeformationwhenthebeltpassesoveritssupportrollers.Sulfronreducesthiseffectbyimprovingthehysteresispropertiesofthebelt’srubber,sothatitrunsmoresmoothly.Thisfurtherreducestheenergyneededtodrivethebelt.

Measuring sustainabilityInordertopreservenaturalresources,theworldneedsmoresustainableproductsolutions.Buthowdoyoumeasureaproduct’ssustainability?TeijinAramidhasdevelopedaspecialCustomerBenefitsModel(CBM)forconveyorbelts.Itisbasedonourowneco-efficiencyanalysis,andquantifiesboththeeconomicandenvironmentalimpactofdifferentconveyorbeltdesigns.

TheCBMusesanexisting(standard)steel-reinforcedconveyorbeltasabenchmark.Thesamebeltisthenredesigned–first,withaSulfronrubberbottomlayer,andsecondlywithaSulfronrubberbottomlayerandaTwaroncarcassreinforcement.Then,allthreearecomparedforrelativelevelsofenergyuse,CO2emissionandcostsavings.

High strength, low weightWeightforweight,Twaronisfivetimesstrongerthansteelandthreetimesstrongerthanpolyester(PET).ThismeansthataTwaron-reinforcedconveyorbeltisconsiderablylighterthanabeltwithaconventionalreinforcementlikesteel.Asaresult,lessenergyisrequiredtodrivethebelt,leadingtoloweroperatingcostsandlessCO2emission.

Atthesametime,becausetheTwaron-reinforcedbeltdesignisthinnerandbecauselessrubberisrequired,individualsectionsoftheseconveyorbeltscanbemadelongerthanusual.Thereductionintheoverallnumberofbeltsplicesultimatelymakesbeltinstallationfasterandeasier,translatingintoreducedcapitalexpenditure.

Properties of Twaron straight warp fabric:• StraightTwaroncords• Transversepolyamidecordsforadditionalweft

strengthandstiffness• Thickercarcass• Goodimpactandslitresistance

Properties of Twaron cord fabric:• StraightTwaroncords• Transversebinderthreads• Thinnercarcass• Goodtroughabilityandcurveability

Density

Tenacity

Elongation at break

Twaron Steel

g/cm3 1.44 7.85

MPa 2900 2700

mN/tex 2000 345

% 3.3 1.9

1,500

1,000

500

2,000

5 10 15 20 25

Stress (mN/tex)

Strain (%)

Twaron

Polyester

Steel

Polyamide66

Rayon

00

MWh60,000

50,000

40,000

30,000

20,000

10,000

0 1)Standardbelt 2)Standardbelt+Sulfron 3)Sulfron+Twaronbelt

Poweruseduringlifetimeofconveyorbelt

Indentation rolling resistanceFlexure resistance of the beltFlexure resistance of bulk material

Bearing resistance of the idlerSecondary resistancesExtraordinary resistances

Pulley Cover Indentation = 61%1%18%

9%

5%

6% 61%

Reduced rolling resistanceOverhalfofaconveyorbelt’sdrivingenergyislostinindentationrollingresistanceofthebelt.Thisisduetobeltdeformationwhenthebeltpassesoveritssupportrollers.Sulfronreducesthiseffectbyimprovingthehysteresispropertiesofthebelt’srubber,sothatitrunsmoresmoothly.Thisfurtherreducestheenergyneededtodrivethebelt.

Measuring sustainabilityInordertopreservenaturalresources,theworldneedsmoresustainableproductsolutions.Buthowdoyoumeasureaproduct’ssustainability?TeijinAramidhasdevelopedaspecialCustomerBenefitsModel(CBM)forconveyorbelts.Itisbasedonourowneco-efficiencyanalysis,andquantifiesboththeeconomicandenvironmentalimpactofdifferentconveyorbeltdesigns.

TheCBMusesanexisting(standard)steel-reinforcedconveyorbeltasabenchmark.Thesamebeltisthenredesigned–first,withaSulfronrubberbottomlayer,andsecondlywithaSulfronrubberbottomlayerandaTwaroncarcassreinforcement.Then,allthreearecomparedforrelativelevelsofenergyuse,CO2emissionandcostsavings.

High strength, low weightWeightforweight,Twaronisfivetimesstrongerthansteelandthreetimesstrongerthanpolyester(PET).ThismeansthataTwaron-reinforcedconveyorbeltisconsiderablylighterthanabeltwithaconventionalreinforcementlikesteel.Asaresult,lessenergyisrequiredtodrivethebelt,leadingtoloweroperatingcostsandlessCO2emission.

Atthesametime,becausetheTwaron-reinforcedbeltdesignisthinnerandbecauselessrubberisrequired,individualsectionsoftheseconveyorbeltscanbemadelongerthanusual.Thereductionintheoverallnumberofbeltsplicesultimatelymakesbeltinstallationfasterandeasier,translatingintoreducedcapitalexpenditure.

Properties of Twaron straight warp fabric:• StraightTwaroncords• Transversepolyamidecordsforadditionalweft

strengthandstiffness• Thickercarcass• Goodimpactandslitresistance

Properties of Twaron cord fabric:• StraightTwaroncords• Transversebinderthreads• Thinnercarcass• Goodtroughabilityandcurveability

Density

Tenacity

Elongation at break

Twaron Steel

g/cm3 1.44 7.85

MPa 2900 2700

mN/tex 2000 345

% 3.3 1.9

1,500

1,000

500

2,000

5 10 15 20 25

Stress (mN/tex)

Strain (%)

Twaron

Polyester

Steel

Polyamide66

Rayon

00

MWh60,000

50,000

40,000

30,000

20,000

10,000

0 1)Standardbelt 2)Standardbelt+Sulfron 3)Sulfron+Twaronbelt

Poweruseduringlifetimeofconveyorbelt

Indentation rolling resistanceFlexure resistance of the beltFlexure resistance of bulk material

Bearing resistance of the idlerSecondary resistancesExtraordinary resistances

Pulley Cover Indentation = 61%1%18%

9%

5%

6% 61%