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How much should the take up force on a conveyor chain be set to?

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How much should the take up force on a conveyor chain be set to?

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Conveyor chain tension (take up) should not be too strong. It is best to use the chain with a slight sag below the motor unit. However, in the cases listed below it is necessary to take up this chain sag. • Positioning takes place on the top of the chain • Frequent forward and reveres operation • When chain pushes goods along the conveyance side (c) Generally, it is possible to set a proper level of sag by observing the chain visually and by simply touch with your hand, but see below for general numerical indicators. • Chain Mass … M(kg/m) × N (No. of Chains) • Mass of Slats/Jigs Attached to Chain … W (kg/m) • Mass of Conveyed Goods … m (kg/m) • Distance Between Shafts … C (m) • Coefficient of Friction Between Chain (or jig) and Rail … Μ (Return side of chain (bottom side)) • Gravitational Acceleration … G (=9.80665m/s2) • Direction of Rotation for A (forward drive) Take Up Force F ≥ {(M × N + W) × C × μ} × G/1000 × 2 × 1.2~1.5 • Direction of Rotation of B (reve

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