Raw Coal and Aggregate Belt Conveyor with Integrated Apron Feeder for Industrial Applications

Raw Coal and Aggregate Belt Conveyor with Integrated Apron Feeder for Industrial Applications

Product Overview
This Belt Conveyor with Integrated Apron Feeder combines the flexibility of a belt system with the robustness of a plate feeder, providing an efficient solution for heavy and abrasive material handling. It is widely used in mining, coal preparation, and construction industries to transport raw coal, aggregates, and mineral ores smoothly and safely. The integrated structure allows for precise feeding, reduced material loss, and improved operational efficiency.

Key Features

• Integrated Design: Combines apron feeder and belt conveyor functions for compact installation and enhanced feeding control.

• High Efficiency: Smooth start and continuous discharge reduce impact load on the conveyor belt.

• Superior Wear Resistance: Plates and chains are built from heat-treated alloy steel for extended service life.

• Safety & Reliability: Equipped with overload protection, emergency stop, and deviation detection devices.

• Flexible Configuration: Supports multiple feeding points and variable-speed drives to meet diverse site layouts.

Applications

• Coal Mining: Raw coal transport and surface loading

• Industrial Plants: Aggregate and mineral conveying

• Construction Sites: Sand and gravel feeding

• Power Plants: Ash, slag, and fuel material transfer

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Feeding Conveyor Belt Coal Feeder FAQs

Q1: Can it handle wet or sticky coal?

A: Yes! The anti-clogging plate design and forced material flow prevent blockages even with high-moisture coal or clay-bound materials.

Q2: How does it differ from belt feeders?

A: Unlike belt feeders, the Type B Plate Feeder features interlocking steel plates and forged chains, providing higher impact resistance and longer lifespan for heavy or sharp materials like raw coal or ore.

Q3: Where is it typically used?

Coal-fired power plants: Feeding boilers or crushers.

Coking plants: Transporting raw coal to ovens.

Mining: Primary crushing feed systems.

Cement plants: Handling limestone or gypsum.