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A massive 80 ton counterweight provides the required tension to keep the belt operating trouble-free and without slippage at either end

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Wouter Deijs of BSFSA

There is a direct correlation between the problems and a clear lack of understanding of the behaviour of such materials under various flow conditions

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Samples of material for testing

There are just too many variables under different conditions which all have an impact on how the material flows

Material flow testing equipment

All flow problems can be minimised and, in most cases, totally eliminated

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Name of company

BMG

Brelko Conveyor Products

Total Number of Employees

55

5

23

1398

160

Employees with tertiary qualifications

6

3

6

-

24

Number of years operating in SA

23

13

45

40

27

Private

Private

Private

Public

Private

-

N/A

8

3

3

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

Belt, Chain, Bucket, Spiral, Pipe, Pneumatic, Screw

Belt

Chain, Bucket, Screw

Belt, Chain, Bucket, Pocket, Pipe

Belt

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

Ownership BEE rating ISO Accredited Type of conveyors handled Primary area of expertise: ▪ Overland ▪ Underground ▪ Bulk Handling Machines (stackers, reclaimers, loaders etc)

ü

Contract to supply and install: ancillary items such as crushers, chutes, screens, apron feeders, etc

ü

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

R 17.5m

R3.5 m

R2.7 m

-

R2 m

7

20

+-85

-

30

Value of largest contract completed in past 5 years

15 m

R2.5 m

R2.8 m

-

R2 m

Size of largest contract in terms of tons conveyed per hour

450

5000

1500

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2 200

▪ Conceptualisation to commissioning

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ü

▪ Work to specification

ü

ü

Total value of last two contracts Number of projects completed in 2012

Capabilities:

▪ Sub-contractor for specifics ▪ Turnkey

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ü

ü

ü

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▪ Manufacture and delivery to site

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ü

▪ Assembly on site

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ü

▪ Commissioning

ü

ü

ü

ü

▪ On-site supervision

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

Service support:

▪ Personnel training

ü

ü ü

ü

▪ On-site annual shutdown service Number of export orders: over past 5 years

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15

5

+7

-

600

Percentage of total business

30%

-

4%

-

15%

Total value of export orders: over past 5 years

R30 m

-

R2.8 m

-

R70 m

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

-

SAIMechE, CMA, SAIMH, ECSA

CMA

CMA, SAIMH, ISO 9001, Empowerdex OHSAS 18001, International Dry Bulk Terminals Group, SEIFSA

CAD and/or CAM facilities

Professional affiliations

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Bulkmatic Solids Machinery

Conveyor & Industrial Supplies

Clyde Bergemann Africa

DemcoTECH Engineering

Dunlop Belting Products

ELB Engineering Services

67

80

200

30

267

167

4

30

-

15

68

70

13

30

34

11

94

92

Private

Private

Private

Private

Private

Public

4

7

4

5

8 Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Belt, Chain, Bucket, Pipe, Pocket, Spiral, Pneumatic, Screw

Belt, Bucket, Pocket

Pneumatic

Belt, Chain, Bucket, Pocket, Pipe, Sandwich, Pneumatic, Screw

Belt, Bucket, Pocket, Pipe

Belt, Chain, Bucket, Pipe, Sandwich, Pneumatic, Screw

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

R154 000

R8m

R30 m

R120 m

R150 m

R2 bn

785 pieces of equipment

15

6

3

16

R2,07 m

R55 m

R5 bn port expansion

R74 m

R350 m

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180

10 000

± 3000

4 000

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50%

-

35%

R13.5 m

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R200 m

R56 m

R1,5 bn

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

SEIFSA, ISO 9001

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Professional Engineer

CMA, SAIMH, SEIFSA, SABS

CMA, SAIMH, SACOB

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Goodyear Engineered Products

Lorbrand

Martin Engineering

Mato Products

Melco Conveyor Equipment

6300(Globally) 189 (S.Africa)

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175

15

456

Employees with tertiary qualifications

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36

25

3

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Number of years operating in SA

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28

34

26

43

Ownership

Private

Private

Subsidiary of overseas principal

Private

Private 26% Black ownership

BEE rating

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-

8

6

4

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Belt, Pipe, Cable

Belt, Chain, Pipe

Belt, Cable

Belt

Belt, Pipe

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ü

ü

ü

▪ Underground

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ü

ü

Name of company Total Number of Employees

ISO Accredited Type of conveyors handled Primary area of expertise:

▪ Bulk Handling Machines (stackers, reclaimers, loaders etc)

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ü

Contract to supply and install: ancillary items such as crushers, chutes, screens, apron feeders, etc

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No

Yes

No

No

Total value of last two contracts

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R140 m

R8 m

R18 m

R95 m

Number of projects completed in 2012

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138

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R140 m

R110 m

R65 m

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R60 m

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15 000

Value of largest contract completed in past 5 years Size of largest contract in terms of tons conveyed per hour Capabilities: ▪ Conceptualisation to commissioning

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▪ Work to specification

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▪ Sub-contractor for specifics

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▪ Turnkey Service support: ▪ Manufacture and delivery to site

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▪ Assembly on site

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▪ Commissioning

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▪ On-site supervision

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▪ Personnel training

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ü

▪ On-site annual shutdown service

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Number of export orders: over past 5 years

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800+

Percentage of total business

10%

Total value of export orders: over past 5 years CAD and/or CAM facilities

Professional affiliations

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±250

±30

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90%

5-8%

20%

20%

R250 m

600 m

R25 m

± R1.8 - 2 m

R+220m

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

CMA

CMA, SABS, IAF - ISO, CEMA, MERSETA, MEIBC, TUV

CMA, SAIMH, ECSA, Merseta, Chamber of Mines

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CMA, SAIMH, ISO, SABS, SEIFSA

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PH Projects Holdings

Protea Conveyors

Rema Tip Top SA

Rula Bulk Materials Handling

Sandvik Mining Systems

Sure Guide

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16

120

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169

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13

6

42%

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85%

2

24

25

33

43

20

21

Private

Private

Private

Private

Subsidiary

Private

5

-

4

-

4

3

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Belt, Bucket, Spiral, Screw

Belt, Chain, Bucket, Pocket

Belt, Bucket, Pocket, Pipe

Belt, Chain, Bucket, Pneumatic, Screw.

Cable

Belt

Belt

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ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

ü

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

R124 m

R118 m

R11 m

R1 bn

R1500m

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6

8

9

12

5

-

R 87 m

R96 m

R2.1 m

R800 m

R750 m

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-

4 000

10 000

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20

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0%

-

15%

-

30%

26%

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-

-

-

R1500 m

-

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

PMI, ECSA, Admitted Advocate, CA

CMA

CMA, German Chamber of Commerce

CMA

CMA

CCMA

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Techmatic Engineering

Tenova Takraf Africa

ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions (South Africa)

Tubular Holdings

Total Number of Employees

73

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400

2000

Employees with tertiary qualifications

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80%

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Number of years operating in SA

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54

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Ownership

Private

Private

Subsidiary of Overseas Principal

Private

BEE rating

8

3

4

6

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Belt, Chain, Bucket, Pipe, Pocket, Spiral, Pneumatic, Screw

Belt, Chain, Pipe, Pneumatic

Belt, Pipe

Belt, Chain, Bucket, Cable, Pipe, Sandwich

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Name of company

ISO Accredited Type of conveyors handled Primary area of expertise: ▪ Overland ▪ Underground ▪ Bulk Handling Machines (stackers, reclaimers, loaders etc)

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ü

Contract to supply and install: ancillary items such as crushers, chutes, screens, apron feeders, etc

Yes

Yes

Yes

Total value of last two contracts

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R2 b

Number of projects completed in 2012

103

-

4

R32 m

-

R1.5 b

140

4000

-

Value of largest contract completed in past 5 years

Size of largest contract in terms of tons conveyed per hour

Capabilities: ▪ Conceptualisation to commissioning

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▪ Work to specification

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ü ü

▪ Sub-contractor for specifics ▪ Turnkey

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▪ Manufacture and delivery to site

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▪ Assembly on site

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▪ Commissioning

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▪ On-site supervision

ü

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ü

▪ Personnel training

ü

▪ On-site annual shutdown service

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Number of export orders: over past 5 years

52

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2

Percentage of total business

15%

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10%

Total value of export orders: over past 5 years

R45 m

-

R50 m

Yes

Yes

Yes

CMA, CIDB, NOSA

SAISC

Service support:

CAD and/or CAM facilities Professional affiliations

SAIME, SEIFSA

CMA, SAIMH

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Figure 2. Belt speed as a function of time for different additional head drive inertias

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Figure 3. Belt tension as a function of time for different additional head drive inertias

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Figure 4. Belt speed as a function of time for different additional head drive inertias using a brake

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Figure 5. Belt tension as a function of time for different additional head drive inertias using a brake

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The XTrack tracking device

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Managing director of MB Plant SA, Frank Reid

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∆∆ Wheel loaders from the popular 18 ton general purpose machines to large 28 ton (5 cubic meter bucket) machines for coal, agricultural, processing yards. ∆∆ Motor graders from 12 ton up to 17,5 tons. ∆∆ Dozers from 15 tons to 40 tons. ∆∆ Telehandlers from 7 - 16 m masts with maximum lift capacities from 3.2 to 4,5 tons. ∆∆ Skidsteers, mini wheel loaders, mini excavators, backhoes skidsteers of various varieties are also available..

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POWER TRANSMISSION

Better Bearing Life Since developing a range that is inter-changeable with the standard size Plumber blocks, many plant operators today specify that split roller bearings (SRB) be used in certain applications, particularly where the gearbox, or coupling has to be removed when a Plumber block bearing is replaced.

The split bearing concept eliminates the need to remove equipment on the shaft completely in order to change the old Plumber block type bearing

By Mick Kerford

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E Bearings in Johannesburg developed the “SN” and “SD” range to be equivalent to Plummer blocks in 2002. They then added a clever engineering concept of angled-split housing, introducing the new support system just two years ago. “Bulk Handling Today” talks to MD, Warwick Steinhobel.

Improvements

“Although the split bearing (SRB) concept eliminates the need to remove equipment on the shaft completely in order to change the old Plumber block type bearing, in some situations you still need to lift the shaft a little bit in order to get the bottom half of the split housing out from under the shaft,” Warwick explains. “This is

particularly true of fan installations so we decided to do something about it.”

Originally the bearing was split through the middle, dividing the top and bottom support sections of the housing equally. The angled split, however, leaves the bottom part of the support bracket with one ‘leg’ of the bracket being much lower than the other, allowing the lower end to easily slip under a shaft without having to lift the shaft at all.

Features

“Naturally, the new SNQ series retains all the advantages of the original split bearing design,” emphasises Warwick. “The main one being how quickly it can be replaced. We’ve just installed a large 500mm diameter bearing on a bucket wheel stacker/reclaimer machine. In the past, this client set aside four weeks to change the bearing whereas ours took four hours for the fitting of our SRB, once the old one was removed.

“Next time a bearing changeover will take no longer than eight hours at the most to remove and replace with a new one,” he adds. “Today time is big money, making the premium on a SRB system insignificant compared with the time saved to get up and going again.”

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Another advantage is the amount of swivel-play of the housing assembly within the support. The cradle in which the curved outer surface of the housing assembly sits is also curved, allowing the entire inner housing to swivel off-centre to the outer support. This not only helps to compensate for any slight misalignment, but ensures the seal

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Fitting a split bearing on the bucket wheel of a stacker/reclaimer The new seal fitted on a SRB

remains concentric with the shaft at all times which means no ingress of dirt, thus extending the life of the bearing in general.

What’s more, the SRB system does not need highly-skilled technicians to fit the bearing as it’s impossible to assemble and fit the bearing and housing incorrectly. Every part of the SRB Plumber block, the support, the housing and the bearing components are not only numbered, but also have offset pins on each half of the component. Technicians simply cannot fit the bearing the wrong way round because the pins won’t allow it.

“Our system has been proven over and again to outlast the traditional Plumber block configuration,” Warwick claims. “Not so much because it’s better, but because installation is simple. The biggest mistake made with conventional Plumber block bearing is incorrect installation, and failure in alignment aspects, which we’ve largely eliminated with this system.”

Sealing

Another major improvement made on the SRB system is a unique new additional sealing arrangement on the outer side of the Plumber block housing to prevent the ingress of dirt and water into the housing. “The outer side-face surfaces of our housing are machined, leaving a smooth surface against which a double-lip V-seal now snuggly fits to seal off the gap between the shaft and the body of the housing,” explains Warwick. “This extra seal, criti-

cal for severely wet or dusty conditions, is held in place onto the rotating shaft with a cable-tie and as it is double-lipped, it can simply be flipped to use the other lip once the one side has worn off.

A unique new additional sealing arrangement on the outer side of the Plumber block housing to prevent the ingress of dirt and water into the housing “We’ve tested this arrangement on our test rig with a forced water jet directed directly at it and not even the slightest trace of moisture was found inside the housing after running it for an extended period of time,” Warwick says in conclusion. “All in all, we now have a bearing solution which has not only eliminated the age-old risk in terms of Plumber block installations, but will extend bearing life beyond what any customer has ever experienced to date.”

OE Bearings, Warwick Steinhobel, Tel: (011) 493-4463 Email: warwicks@oebearings.co.za

The new angled support system (right) next to the normal support

Testing the new seal under forced water spray

Large angled support system in stock

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Peter Small-Shaw, business development manager for Wilec’s mechanical division

The chain is branded as a Matco product in South Africa

Chains for conveyor applications

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General roller chain for drive applications

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Caterpillar’s Positive Pin Retention (PPR2) system is designed to reduce end play by eliminating the movement of the track pin

Spillex is an innovative spill control system developed in response to call from local conveyor companies

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MARKET FORUM Osborn marketing director Martin Botha stands on an Osborn 3648 modular jaw crusher plant

An overview of the KOP conveyor installation showing the semi-fines product conveyor head chute

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