How to avoid high temperature of conveyor belts on the assembly line?

To avoid excessive temperature of the conveyor belt on the assembly line, the following measures can be taken:

1. Maintain appropriate belt tension: After using the conveyor belt for a period of time, it is easy to relax or become too tight, which can affect the transmission effect of the belt, leading to excessive wear or friction, and resulting in overheating. Therefore, it is important to check and adjust the tension of the belt in a timely manner during use, and maintain an appropriate stretching state to ensure its normal operation.

2. Ensure cooling and ventilation of the conveyor belt: During use, the surface and interior of the conveyor belt will generate a certain amount of heat. To ensure that the belt can effectively dissipate heat, ventilation openings or heat dissipation devices can be set up for the belt during the design process of the conveyor.

3. Regular temperature check: Use infrared thermometers and other equipment to monitor the temperature of the conveyor belt in real time, in order to detect temperature abnormalities in a timely manner.

4. Optimize work environment: Try to reduce the temperature of the work environment as much as possible, and avoid the influence of direct sunlight and high-temperature heat sources. Meanwhile, maintaining good ventilation in the working environment can help reduce the operating temperature of the conveyor belt.

5. Reasonable selection of conveyor belt material: Select the appropriate conveyor belt material according to the specific usage environment and needs. The temperature tolerance of conveyor belts varies with different materials, so it is important to choose the appropriate material to avoid high conveyor belt temperatures.

6. Maintaining the drum and circuit: The drum is the most important component on a belt conveyor, playing a role in supporting the conveyor belt and materials. In high-temperature environments, the wear of the rollers will increase. Therefore, it is necessary to inspect and maintain the wear of the idler gear and bearing seals during and after use. At the same time, maintain the circuit to prevent heating problems caused by aging or overload of the circuit.

7. Reduce conveyor belt load: Try to reduce the load of the conveyor belt as much as possible, avoid overload operation, and reduce friction and heat generation.

In summary, to avoid high temperature of conveyor belts on the assembly line, multiple factors need to be comprehensively considered, including belt tension, cooling and ventilation, temperature monitoring, working environment, material selection, drum and line maintenance, and load control. By taking appropriate measures, the temperature of the conveyor belt can be effectively reduced, its service life can be extended, and production efficiency can be improved.