WHY IS THE SURFACE OF CONVEYOR BELT MADE ROUGH?
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The roughness builds the hold of the belt on the items continued it by expanding the friction. This keeps the object from slipping or sliding it from the surface.
A belt conveyor system comprises of at least two pulleys (now and again alluded to as drums), with a perpetual circle of conveying medium—the transport line—that pivots about them. Either of the pulleys is fueled, moving the belt and the material on the belt forward.
A belt conveyor system comprises of at least two pulleys (now and again alluded to as drums), with a perpetual circle of conveying medium—the transport line—that pivots about them. Either of the pulleys is fueled, moving the belt and the material on the belt forward.
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The surface of conveyor belt is made rough to increase the friction between the object and belt. Friction between object and belt does not allow the object to get a slip from the belt and it can easily move on it.
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