Belt deviation occurs due to force imbalance in the conveyor system. Our technical analysis covers all causes and proven solutions for industrial Conveyor mesh belts.
| Problem | Mechanism | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Misaligned Splice | Welding offset causes tension imbalance | Laser calibration + TIG seamless splicing |
| Frame Deformation | Metal fatigue from chronic overload | Add reinforcement ribs (≥6mm thick) |
| Asymmetric Edge Wear | Friction coefficient difference on single side | Install dual nylon guide strips |
| Problem | Mechanism | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Cylinder Taper Error | Diameter deviation >0.5mm/m | CNC reprocessing (±0.1mm precision) |
| Idler Levelness Issue | Installation flatness >3‰ | Laser level adjustment (≤1‰) |
| Drive Wheel Rubber Wear | Rubber thickness difference >2mm | On-site vulcanization (85A Shore hardness) |
| Problem | Mechanism | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Material Eccentric Load | Single-side load >30% of design | Add flow guides + vibration feeders |
| High-Temperature Creep | Elongation difference >5% at 400℃+ | Switch to 314SS + pre-stretching |
| Oil Contamination | Lubricant reduces friction coefficient | Install self-cleaning scrapers (polyurethane) |
Mechanical: Adjustable tension wheel (±50mm instant correction)
Smart System: Auto-correction with PLC control
Sensor->>PLC: Detect deviation
PLC->>Corrector: Send pulse signal
Corrector->>Cylinder: Auto-adjust angle
Problem: Monthly deviation downtime (6 times)
Jiaoyang Solution:
Result: Zero deviation in 8 months ($86,000/year saved)