Impact of Selected Parameters on the Fatigue Strength of Splices on Multiply Textile Conveyor Belts

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Splices are the weakest points in the conveyor belt loop. The strength of these joints, and thus their design as well as the method and quality of splicing, determine the strength of the whole conveyor belt loop. A special zone in a splice exists, where the stresses in the adjacent plies or cables differ considerably from each other. This results in differences in the elongation of these elements and in additional shearing stresses in the rubber layer. The strength of the joints depends on several factors, among others on the parameters of the joined belt, on the connecting layer and the technology of joining, as well as on the materials used to make the joint. The strength of the joint constitutes a criterion for the selection of a belt suitable for the operating conditions, and therefore methods of testing such joints are of great importance. This paper presents the method of testing fatigue strength of splices made on multi-ply textile conveyor belts and the results of these studies.

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Bajda, M., Błazej, R., & Hardygóra, M. (2016). Impact of Selected Parameters on the Fatigue Strength of Splices on Multiply Textile Conveyor Belts. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 44). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/44/5/052021

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