Device and method for detecting longitudinal tear in conveyor belt
AssigneeThe Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd.
InventorYusuke Ishibashi
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AssigneeThe Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd.
InventorYusuke Ishibashi
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Embedded bodies embedded in a conveyor belt at intervals in a longitudinal direction each include a passive IC tag 3 disposed at one side portion in a width direction of the conveyor belt and a linear shaped detection element connected to the IC tag and extending from the one side portion to the other side portion to form a loop circuit. A transmission radio wave is emitted from a detector toward the IC tag, presence or absence of energization of the loop circuit is determined using information transmitted from the IC tag to the detector via a return radio wave emitted from the IC tag in response to the transmission radio wave, and in accordance with this determination result, presence or absence of generation of a longitudinal tear in the conveyor belt in a range where the loop circuit is embedded is detected.
A device for detecting a longitudinal tear in a conveyor belt, the device comprising:
A method for detecting a longitudinal tear in a conveyor belt using an embedded body embedded in the conveyor belt, a detector configured to wirelessly communicate with the embedded body without contacting the conveyor belt, and a calculation unit connected to the detector,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.