Waste treatment conveyor chain

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  • Optimal conveyor chain for harsh conditions facing each process
  • We looked at the chains used in waste treatment conveyors in each process, checked the wear conditions, and created a chain perfect for each process.

List of Series

Conveyor types for each treatment process Package symbol Features required for each process
Wear Corrosion Good articulation Good roller rotation
Intake/feed conveyor KG KA -
Ash conveyor Dry AG AA -
Wet AM -
AP
Fly ash conveyor Normal FG -
Corrosive FP -
Slag conveyor YP

:Ideal  ○:Suitable

※Each series has features suited to different waste treatment processes.

※KA and AA Series are stronger (double the tensile strength) versions of KG, AG, and AM Series.

Features of each series

  • ・Intake/feed conveyor  KG/KA Series

    Intake/feed conveyors is a first line for collected waste conveyance. Often subject to heavy loads, depending on the waste.

    Heavy conveyed loads and impacts cause an apron to buckle, which promotes heavy wear between rollers and bushes, while dust and so on attaches to a chain and causes poor roller rotation.

    KG/KA Series focus on providing good bush - roller wear resistance and resistance against poor roller rotation.

  • ・Bottom ash conveyor (Dry)  AG/AA Series

    Conveys ash cooled by water after incineration. As this equipment conveys ash that has had some of its water content removed, the ash may stick to the chain itself depending on conveyance conditions.

    As this ash sticks to the chain, it causes articulation and roller rotation problems.

    AG/AA Series focuses on providing good chain articulation and resistance against poor roller rotation.

  • ・Bottom ash conveyor (Wet)  AM/AP Series

    Directly conveys incinerator ash as it falls into water to be cooled, so majority of a conveyor is underwater.

    AM/AP Series focuses on added corrosion resistance to AG/AA Series.

  • ・Fly ash conveyor (Normal)  FG Series

    Conveys fly ash from a incinerator or boiler.

    Fly ash may stick to a chain itself, causing articulation and roller rotation problems.

    FG Series focuses on resistance against articulation and roller rotation problems.

  • ・Fly ash conveyor (Corrosive)  FP Series

    Slaked lime is often added to fly ash conveyors before a bag filter to cool down, which may create a corrosive environment for a chain.

    FP Series focuses on added corrosion resistance for (general) fly ash conveyors.

  • ・Slag conveyor  YP Series

    Used on conveyors carrying slag from a melting furnace. Water granulated slag turns sand-like and gets into chain clearances, causing severe bush and roller wear.

    Part of a chain also passes through water.

    Slag turns water highly alkaline or acidic, which can severely corrode the chain as well.

    YP Series focuses on providing wear and corrosion resistance.

Catalogs ・Instruction Manuals

List of Models

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※Maximum allowable load is a value calculated based on Tsubaki in-house standards and is calculated strength. As long as there are no other constraints, maximum allowable load is used in selecting large size conveyor chain.
This value will differ by manufacturer and is not a guaranteed value.

※Contact a Tsubaki representative regarding average tensile strength.

Metric pitches

Size Roller
type
Pitch Roller
diameter
Inner width
of inner link
75mm 100mm 125mm 150mm 200mm 250mm 300mm Φmm mm
RF03 R RF03075R RF03100R --- --- --- --- --- 31.8 15.1
F RF03075F RF03100F --- --- --- --- --- 31.8
RF05 R --- RF05100R RF05125R RF05150R --- --- --- 40 21
F --- RF05100F RF05125F RF05150F --- --- --- 40
RF10 R --- RF10100R RF10125R RF10150R --- --- --- 50.8 28
F --- --- RF10125F RF10150F --- --- --- 50.8
RF12 R --- --- --- --- RF12200R RF12250R --- 65 35.1
F --- --- --- --- RF12200F RF12250F --- 65
RF17 R --- --- --- --- RF17200R RF17250R --- 80 49.4
F --- --- --- --- RF17200F RF17250F --- 80
RF26 R --- --- --- --- --- RF26250R RF26300R 100 55.2
F --- --- --- --- --- RF26250F RF26300F 100
  ※Other than the above pitch may be available. Please contact us. Back to top