The document describes four types of bucket elevators:
1) Centrifugal discharge bucket elevators which use spaced buckets to pick up and discharge material by centrifugal force.
2) Continuous discharge bucket elevators which use continuously mounted buckets to direct material into buckets and discharge over preceding buckets.
3) Cement mill bucket elevators which use closely or widely spaced buckets to pick up and discharge material by centrifugal force.
4) Super capacity bucket elevators which use buckets mounted between two chains to handle high capacities of friable, heavy, or abrasive materials.
The document describes four types of bucket elevators:
1) Centrifugal discharge bucket elevators which use spaced buckets to pick up and discharge material by centrifugal force.
2) Continuous discharge bucket elevators which use continuously mounted buckets to direct material into buckets and discharge over preceding buckets.
3) Cement mill bucket elevators which use closely or widely spaced buckets to pick up and discharge material by centrifugal force.
4) Super capacity bucket elevators which use buckets mounted between two chains to handle high capacities of friable, heavy, or abrasive materials.
The document describes four types of bucket elevators:
1) Centrifugal discharge bucket elevators which use spaced buckets to pick up and discharge material by centrifugal force.
2) Continuous discharge bucket elevators which use continuously mounted buckets to direct material into buckets and discharge over preceding buckets.
3) Cement mill bucket elevators which use closely or widely spaced buckets to pick up and discharge material by centrifugal force.
4) Super capacity bucket elevators which use buckets mounted between two chains to handle high capacities of friable, heavy, or abrasive materials.
Centrifugal Discharge Bucket Elevators (Shown at Left)
have buckets mounted at intervals on chain or belt. This type of Bucket Elevator is used to handle bulk materials which can be picked up by spaced buckets as they pass under a Boot Sprocket (Chain Elevator) or Boot Pulley (Belt Elevator) and then discharged by centrifugal force over the Head Sprocket or Head Pulley.
Continuous Discharge Bucket
Elevators (Shown at Right) have buckets mounted continuously on chain or belt. The material is directed into the buckets through a loading leg and is discharged over the face of the preceding bucket while passing around the
TPI Engineered Systems, Inc. Head Sprocket (Chain Elevator) or
4045 Orchard Road SE 520 Head Pulley (Belt Elevator). These Smyrna, GA 30080 Elevators may be used to handle the same kinds of material as the Centrifugal Type, but Phone: (804) 232 - 4580 Email: info@tpies.com they are more recommended especially for handling www.tpies.com materials that are difficult to pick-up in a boot or are friable (easily broken apart) materials. T P I E N G I N E E R E D S Y ST E M S , I N C .
Types of Bucket Elevators
Cement Mill Bucket Elevators (Shown at Left) are furnished
with Style AC buckets mounted on a single strand of chain. When buckets are closely spaced, material is directed to the buckets through a loading leg. If buckets are more widely spaced, loading is accomplished through a combination of picking up the material from the boot and direct loading thorough the loading leg. Material is discharged by centrifugal force over the Head Sprocket.
Super Capacity Bucket Elevators
Shown at Right) are a continuous type elevator in which the buckets are mounted between two strands of chain. This design permits the bucket to extend back of the chain centerline resulting in greater TPI Engineered Systems, Inc. capacities. 4045 Orchard Road SE 520 Smyrna, GA 30080 Super Capacity elevators are used when handling high capacities of Phone: (804) 232 - 4580 friable (easily broken apart), heavy Email: info@tpies.com or abrasive materials ranging from www.tpies.com fines to lumps.