2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.engfailanal.2017.02.018
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The effect of the number of conveyor belt carrying idlers on the failure of an impact place: A failure analysis

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“…This method can be also used for modeling of conveyor belts and its properties and it helps also for the economic level of their operation, above all attention to causes which cause degradation and damage of the belt. For example, Honus et al [5] presented an interesting application of the finite element modeling of the stress-strain states in conveyor belts. Lodewijks [15] [16] [17] dealt with possible ways of the finite element method applied to the detailed research of selected problems of conveyor belts.…”
Section: The Finite Element Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This method can be also used for modeling of conveyor belts and its properties and it helps also for the economic level of their operation, above all attention to causes which cause degradation and damage of the belt. For example, Honus et al [5] presented an interesting application of the finite element modeling of the stress-strain states in conveyor belts. Lodewijks [15] [16] [17] dealt with possible ways of the finite element method applied to the detailed research of selected problems of conveyor belts.…”
Section: The Finite Element Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The use of modern technologies, or computer programs, is advantageous both from time aspect and also from an economical aspect [4]. For the creation of a computer model of a conveyor belt, it is possible to use finite element method [5]. The finite element method is a numerical method used to simulatef the course of tension, deformation and other forces acting on the object under investigation [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…The application of such approaches is relevant only within the numerical values of the parameters that are obtained under specific conditions of the performed experiments. Paper [8] reports results of research into influence of the number of transportation belts that are equipped with tension rollers on a failure in the place of impact. The research focuses exclusively on the analysis of failures under certain conditions of loading a conveyor belt.…”
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“…(1) where Cη is an empirical coefficient, L is a linear scale [m] and ρ is density [kg m -3 ]. The equation for the turbulent energy transport is: (2) and the model transport equation for the dissipation rate is expressed as below: (3) where U is the velocity vector [m s -1 ], t is time [s], x is direction [m], P k is the production of turbulent kinetic energy, η is dynamic viscosity, and C ε1 and σ ε are constants.…”
Section: Description Of the Applied Mathematical Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%