Belt as continuous traction means for conveyor belts of baling presses or bale wrappers
AssigneeArnold JäGer Holding GmbH
InventorSebastian Jäger
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a belt as a continuous traction means for conveyor belts of bale presses, comprising at least one fabric layer embedded at least in certain regions in a polymer layer, for creating a continuous belt reinforced by at least one fabric layer. The present disclosure provide that cross-stiffening elements are embedded in the polymer layer, for increasing a transverse rigidity of the belt, whereby the cross-stiffening elements are essentially oriented in a transverse direction of the belt, and the belt exhibits, at least in the region of the cross-stiffening elements, a ratio of rigidity between the transverse rigidity and a longitudinal rigidity of at least 2:1.
Claims15
A belt as a continuous traction means for conveyor belts of bale presses or bale wrappers, comprising
- at least one fabric layer embedded at least in certain regions in a polymer layer, for creating a continuous belt reinforced by at least one fabric layer,
- wherein cross-stiffening elements are embedded in the polymer layer, for increasing a transverse rigidity of the belt, whereby the cross-stiffening elements are essentially oriented in a transverse direction of the belt, and the belt exhibits, at least in the region of the cross-stiffening elements, a ratio of rigidity between the transverse rigidity and a longitudinal rigidity of at least 2:1.
A belt as a continuous traction means for conveyor belts of bale presses or bale wrappers, comprising
- at least one fabric layer embedded at least in certain regions in a polymer layer, for creating a continuous belt reinforced by at least one fabric layer,
- wherein cross-stiffening elements are embedded in the polymer layer, for increasing a transverse rigidity of the belt, whereby the cross-stiffening elements are essentially oriented in a transverse direction of the belt, and the belt exhibits, at least in the region of the cross-stiffening elements, a ratio of rigidity between the transverse rigidity and a longitudinal rigidity of at least 2:1,
- wherein the cross-stiffening elements are bands oriented in the transverse direction, the bands having an element width and being arranged at an element distance with respect to one another, the element width and the element distance of the bands having a ratio with respect to one another of between 1:12 and 1:35, preferably 1:15, the element width preferably being between 10 mm and 30 mm, preferably being between 20 mm, and the element distance being between 250 mm and 350 mm, in particular 300 mm, and/or cords oriented in the transverse direction, the cords having a diameter of between 0.2 mm and 2.5 mm, preferably 1 mm, and the cords lying in contact with one another or being spaced apart.
A belt as a continuous traction means for conveyor belts of bale presses or bale wrappers, comprising
- at least one fabric layer embedded at least in certain regions in a polymer layer, for creating a continuous belt reinforced by at least one fabric layer,
- wherein cross-stiffening elements are embedded in the polymer layer, for increasing a transverse rigidity of the belt, whereby the cross-stiffening elements are essentially oriented in a transverse direction of the belt, and the belt exhibits, at least in the region of the cross-stiffening elements, a ratio of rigidity between the transverse rigidity and a longitudinal rigidity of at least 2:1,
- wherein end regions of the belt are directly or indirectly connected to one another for creating a continuous belt, where, to that end, the end regions of the belt lie flat upon one another in an overlap region and are joined together at least in certain sections in the overlap region, for example, by means of sewing, gluing, screwing, riveting, vulcanizing, or the end regions are held together by means of a belt joint, and
- wherein the end regions are connected to one another by at least one thread creating at least one seam, where, to that end, the at least one thread penetrates the end regions of the belt in a seam region in several stitches, where the at least one fabric layer of the belt is embedded in the polymer layer at least across the seam region, and the at least one thread is embedded in the polymer layer in transition regions between the stitches close to the surface at a depth of penetration in such a way that the at least one thread runs completely or at least mostly below surfaces of the belt.
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