Gewerkschaft Eisenhutte Westfalia, Gmbh

Hartmut Schewinski

Dieter Grundken

Manfred Redder

Gunther-Dietmar Schoop

Helmut Temme

Franz Roling

Michael Sauer

A composite floor plate assembly for locating between side walls of a pan of a scraper-chain conveyor has an access plate fitted into an aperture in a floor plate proper. A locking bar secures the access plate in position. The access plate has the same thickness as the floor plate but lies wholly flush with the floor plate as does the locking bar and the fixings to prevent collision with the scraper-chain assembly.

Scraper-chain conveyors for mineral mining

A conveyor channel section or pan is composed of upper and lower components each having U-shaped rolled side walls with inwardly-directed flanges and floor plates. Additional side plates fixed to the exteriors of the side walls of the lower component project upwardly alongside the side walls of the upper component. Recesses in the side plates mate with fittings on the side walls of the upper component and upstanding nuts and bolts secure the fittings in the recesses. The end regions of the pan can be provided with inclined deep pockets formed within welded-in shaped joining pieces which receive toggle-like coupling pieces used to connact adjacent pans together.

Channel sections of scraper-chain conveyors

A scraper-chain conveyor is constituted by a plurality of channel sections joined together end-to-end in such a manner as to permit limited articulation therebetween in the horizontal and vertical directions. Each channel section has a pair of side walls connected together by a floor plate. The floor plate of each channel section comprises an upper plate and a lower plate. The lower plates of the channel sections overlap one another, with vertical play, at the interfaces between adjacent channel sections. The upper plates of the channel sections abut one another at said interfaces.

Scraper-chain conveyor channel section

A pan for a scraper-chain conveyor has sigma-shaped side walls and a floor plate extending between inwardly facing central flanges of the side walls. An opening is provided in the pan which interrupts the floor plate and an upper region of one of the side walls. A detachable unit is then inserted into the opening to close the latter. The unit has a plate portion matching the floor plate and a side portion matching the upper region of the interrupted side wall. A support on the outside of this side wall engages with a bar carried by the unit. To lock the unit in place securing which acts solely on the side portion and the remaining side wall of the pan is used.

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