Mine-used large-span adaptive traction self-moving belt loader
A belt transfer machine, self-adaptive technology, applied in slitting machinery, earthwork drilling and mining, etc., can solve the problem that the transfer machine cannot meet the requirements of high-efficiency and rapid excavation, and achieve the reduction of belt extension frequency, reduction of deformation, and large lap length Effect
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[0038]The specific embodiment of the present invention will be further described in conjunction with accompanying drawing:
[0039] The mine-used large-span adaptive traction self-moving belt transfer machine of the present invention is an efficient and fast excavation-supported transport equipment, closely following the bolter or full-section excavation machine, and transferring the materials cut by the excavation equipment to the On the grooved belt, it can realize the continuous follow-up operation of the excavation equipment when the bolter is fixed in place for operation. The mine-used traction self-moving loader can be driven forward or backward by the pin tooth drive mechanism of the eight-arm bolter straddling it, and the unloading part is raised by an inclined section and then connected to the tail of the crawler-type self-moving machine .
[0040] The invention is mainly composed of unloading section, inclined section, flat section, loading section, suspension suppo...
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