Reversible distribution mobile belt conveyors are widely applied due to high efficiency and low operating costs. They traverse reciprocally for material distribution under conveyors, similar to trippers but occupy less space. Operation modes include forward/reverse bidirectional discharge. Drive options: single drive or head/tail dual drive. The entire machine moves, requiring calculated travel drive power and dedicated drive units.

Operating temperature range: -10℃ to 40℃. Material temperature limits vary by belt type: standard belts ≤60℃, heat-resistant rubber belts ≤120℃. For acidic/alkaline/oily/organic solvents, use oil/acid/alkali-resistant rubber or plastic belts.

Application Scope

Enables bidirectional discharge and longitudinal movement for continuous discharge, maximizing silo/storage capacity. Widely used in metallurgy, power, and mining.

Structural Composition

Components mirror standard belt conveyors: belt, idlers, frame, pulleys, cleaners. Development trends include longer distance, higher speed, lower friction (e.g., air-cushion mobile conveyors). Design/manufacture/application in China matches international advanced levels.

Alternative distribution methods: Plough trippers (economical but fixed-point, cause belt wear, limited by speed/material size/abrasiveness) and Trippers (multi-point discharge but bulky, suited for uniform discharge along length).

Advantages

Compact footprint vs. trippers, reduces civil engineering costs. Requires robust frame due to belt tension. Ideal for central feeding requiring bidirectional discharge.

Features: simple, reliable. Feed conveyor axis can align or be perpendicular to bin rows. Traverses longitudinally on roof rails, suitable for large linear bins. Short length (≈ half bin distribution length + 2-3m) due to reversible operation. Low investment, flexible layout.

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