Bulk material transportability simulation experiment device

By designing a simulation experimental device for transportability of bulk materials, the optimal operating parameters of the belt conveyor are determined, which solves the problem of low transportation efficiency in the prior art and realizes efficient transportation of materials of different specifications and types.

CN222318481UActive Publication Date: 2025-01-07NINGXIA TIANDI NORTHWEST COAL MACHINERY
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Application Number
CN202420114977.5
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-01-17
Publication Date
2025-01-07
Estimated Expiration
2034-01-17

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Technical Problem

In the prior art, the adjustment of operating parameters of belt conveyors relies on manual observation and experience, resulting in low working efficiency and the possibility of ensuring the optimal transportability of bulk materials of different specifications and types under different transportation conditions.

Method used

A simulation experimental device for transporting bulk materials is designed, including a test belt conveyor, a material transfer device and an angle adjustment device. By simulating the transportation conditions of different slopes, the optimal operating parameters are determined, including the maximum inclination angle and belt speed. Used to quickly and accurately adjust belt conveyors in actual production.

Benefits of technology

It improves transportation efficiency, ensures the optimal transportability of bulk materials of different specifications and types, reduces the dependence of manual adjustment, and improves the working efficiency of belt conveyors.

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Abstract

The utility model provides a bulk material transportability simulation experiment device which comprises a test belt conveyor, a material transfer device and an angle adjusting device, the test belt conveyor is arranged on the angle adjusting device, and the operation inclination angle of the test belt conveyor can be adjusted through the angle adjusting device. The quantitative feeding device is arranged at the feeding end of the test belt conveyor, bulk materials for experiments are discharged to the test belt conveyor through the quantitative feeding device and are conveyed in a simulated mode through the test belt conveyor, and the material transferring device is arranged on one side of the test belt conveyor and used for receiving the bulk materials discharged by the test belt conveyor and transferring the bulk materials to the test belt conveyor. The method comprises the following steps: receiving bulk materials, inputting the received bulk materials into a quantitative feeding device, discharging the bulk materials to a test belt conveyor through the quantitative feeding device again, carrying out circulating simulation conveying, and observing the conveying states of the bulk materials of different specifications and types on the test belt conveyor. And obtaining the optimal operation parameters of the experimental belt conveyor on the bulk materials with different specifications and types.
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Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of bulk material simulated transportation, in particular to a bulk material transportability simulation experimental device. Background Art

[0002] Transportability refers to the inherent ability of a product or system to be transported by various means of transportation. In industrial production fields such as coal and mining, the materials mined or produced are mainly bulk materials. Bulk materials refer to loose powdered, granular, and block materials, which are mainly transported by belt conveyors. In the actual transportation process, the operating parameters of the belt conveyor are mainly set according to the design standards of the belt conveyor. Due to the differences in specifications, quality and other characteristics of various bulk materials, the transportability under different transportation conditions is also different. The standard setting of the belt conveyor operating parameters is not suitable for the transportation of all bulk materials. For example: the operating parameters of the belt conveyor, such as the operating inclination angle, speed and load capacity, will directly affect the transportability of bulk materials with different characteristics. If the transportability is poor, it will affect the production efficiency of the enterprise. Therefore, the standard setting of the belt conveyor operating parameters is not sufficient to ensure the optimal transportability of bulk materials of different specifications and types.

[0003] At present, the transportability of bulk materials in China is mostly judged by manually judging the stability of bulk materials in the actual conveying process, and then summarizing and judging through experience, and then manually adjusting the operating parameters of the belt conveyor to make the belt conveyor suitable for the transportation of bulk materials of different specifications and types. However, since there is no reference standard when manually adjusting the operating parameters of the belt conveyor, it is necessary to manually observe the conveying status of the bulk materials repeatedly and gradually adjust the operating parameters of the belt conveyor according to the conveying status of the bulk materials, which reduces the working efficiency of the belt conveyor. Summary of the invention

[0004] In view of this, it is necessary to provide a bulk material transport simulation experimental device, which can be used to simulate the transportability of bulk materials of different specifications and types, and obtain the optimal operating parameters of the belt conveyor under different transportation conditions. The belt conveyor can be quickly and accurately set and adjusted according to the optimal operating parameters to solve the problem of low working efficiency of the belt conveyor during manual adjustment in the prior art.

[0005] A bulk material transportation stability simulation experimental device comprises a test belt conveyor, a material transfer device and an angle adjustment device, wherein the test belt conveyor is arranged on the angle adjustment device, and the angle adjustment device can adjust the operating inclination angle of the test belt conveyor to simulate transportation conditions of different slopes, and a quantitative feeding device is arranged at the feeding end of the test belt conveyor, and the quantitative feeding device discharges the bulk material for the experiment to the test belt conveyor, and simulates the transportation through the test belt conveyor, and the material transfer device is arranged on one side of the test belt conveyor, and the feeding end of the material transfer device is arranged below the discharging end of the test belt conveyor, and is used to receive the bulk material discharged by the test belt conveyor, and the discharging end of the material transfer device is directly opposite to the quantitative feeding device, so as to input the received bulk material into the quantitative feeding device, and the bulk material is discharged to the test belt conveyor again through the quantitative feeding device, and cyclic simulated transportation is carried out, and the transportation state of bulk materials of different specifications and types on the test belt conveyor is observed through simulated transportation, so as to determine the optimal operating parameters of the experimental belt conveyor for bulk materials of different specifications and types.

[0006] Preferably, the angle adjustment device includes a base and a supporting cylinder, the base is fixed on the ground, the feed end of the test belt conveyor is rotatably mounted on the base, the supporting cylinder is vertically hingedly arranged directly below the test belt conveyor and close to the discharge end of the test belt conveyor, the supporting cylinder can be telescopically adjusted in height so that the discharge end of the test belt conveyor can rotate up and down along the base to adjust the operating inclination angle of the test belt conveyor.

[0007] Preferably, the angle adjustment device further comprises an angle positioner and a base, wherein the base is hingedly arranged at the lower end of the supporting oil cylinder.

[0008] There are two angle locators, which are vertically arranged in parallel on both sides of the supporting cylinder. The lower end of the angle locator is hinged to the base, and the upper end is hinged to the test belt conveyor. The angle locator can follow the supporting cylinder to adjust the height to provide auxiliary support for the test belt conveyor and position the inclination angle of the test belt conveyor, so that the test belt conveyor remains stable during the simulated operation.

[0009] Preferably, each of the angle locators comprises a stretching inner rod, a stretching outer rod and a positioning pin, one end of the stretching inner rod and the stretching outer rod are respectively hinged to the base and the lower end of the test belt conveyor, the other ends of the stretching inner rod and the stretching outer rod are sleeved on each other, when the supporting cylinder is highly extended or retracted, the stretching inner rod and the stretching outer rod can be relatively telescopic, and the outer side wall of the stretching outer rod is laterally provided with positioning holes that penetrate its inner cavity and the side walls on both sides, and there are a plurality of positioning holes that are spaced apart along the length direction of the stretching outer rod, and the positioning pin can be inserted into any one of the positioning holes to limit the stretching inner rod and prevent the stretching inner rod from shrinking, so as to position the inclination angle of the test belt conveyor and keep the test belt conveyor stable during the simulated operation.

[0010] Preferably, the material transfer device includes a material transfer device and a receiving hopper, the material transfer device is arranged on one side of the test belt conveyor, the discharge end of the material transfer device is arranged at the upper end of the quantitative feeding device, the receiving hopper is arranged at the feed end of the material transfer device and is located below the discharge end of the test belt conveyor, the receiving hopper is used to receive the bulk material discharged by the test belt conveyor, and discharge the received bulk material into the material transfer device, and the bulk material is input into the quantitative feeding device through the material transfer device.

[0011] Preferably, the quantitative feeding device includes a feeding hopper and a feeding trough, the feeding hopper is erected above the feeding end of the test belt conveyor, the discharging end of the material transfer device is connected to the feeding end of the feeding hopper, an elastic hook is provided on the outer wall of the feeding hopper, the feeding trough is suspended on the discharge port of the feeding hopper by the elastic hook, the discharge end of the feeding trough is opposite to the feeding end of the test belt conveyor, a vibration motor is provided on the feeding trough, and a chute gate plate for controlling the discharge amount is provided on the discharge port of the feeding hopper, the bulk material in the feeding hopper is controlled to enter the feeding trough by the chute gate plate, and the material is then discharged by the vibration motor, and the feeding trough is controlled to quantitatively feed the test belt conveyor, so as to perform simulated transportation through the test belt conveyor.

[0012] The utility model adopts the above technical solution, and its beneficial effects are: the utility model includes a test belt conveyor, a material transfer device and an angle adjustment device, the test belt conveyor is arranged on the angle adjustment device, and the angle adjustment device can adjust the running inclination angle of the test belt conveyor to simulate the transportation conditions of different slopes, the feeding end of the test belt conveyor is provided with a quantitative feeding device, the quantitative feeding device discharges the bulk material for the experiment to the test belt conveyor, and simulates the transportation through the test belt conveyor, the material transfer device is arranged on one side of the test belt conveyor, and the feeding end of the material transfer device is arranged below the discharging end of the test belt conveyor, which is used to receive the bulk material discharged by the test belt conveyor, and the material The discharge end of the material transfer device is facing the quantitative feeding device to input the received bulk material into the quantitative feeding device, and the bulk material is discharged to the test belt conveyor again through the quantitative feeding device for cyclic simulated conveying. Through simulated conveying, the conveying status of bulk materials of different specifications and types on the test belt conveyor is observed, and the maximum inclination angle, belt speed and safe conveying volume of the test belt conveyor when conveying bulk materials of different specifications and types are determined, and the optimal operating parameters are determined. By using the operating parameters as a reference standard, the operating parameters of the belt conveyor in actual production can be quickly and accurately set and adjusted, so that the belt conveyor in actual production can quickly reach the optimal operating state and optimal transportation performance, thereby improving transportation efficiency. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0013] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the operating principle of the utility model.

[0014] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the test belt conveyor of the utility model.

[0015] Figure 3 It is a side structural schematic diagram of the angle adjustment device.

[0016] Figure 4 It is a front structural schematic diagram of the angle adjustment device.

[0017] Figure 5 It is a schematic structural diagram of the quantitative feeding device.

[0018] In the figure: test belt conveyor 1, material transfer device 2, transfer belt conveyor 21, receiving hopper 22, quantitative feeding device 5, feeding hopper 51, feeding trough 52, elastic hook 53, vibration motor 54, chute gate 55, electric push rod 56, angle adjustment device 7, base 71, supporting cylinder 72, angle positioner 73, stretching inner rod 731, stretching outer rod 732, locating pin 733, locating hole 734, hydraulic pump 74, base 75. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0019] In order to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the embodiments of the utility model, the drawings required for use in the embodiments are briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are some embodiments of the utility model. For ordinary technicians in this field, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative work.

[0020] Please see Figure 1 to Figure 2 The utility model embodiment provides a bulk material transport simulation experimental device, including a test belt conveyor 1, a material transfer device 2 and an angle adjustment device 7, wherein the test belt conveyor 1 is arranged on the angle adjustment device 7, and the angle adjustment device 7 can adjust the running inclination of the test belt conveyor 1 to simulate the transportation conditions of different slopes, and the upper end of the feed end of the test belt conveyor 1 is provided with a quantitative feeding device 5, and the quantitative feeding device 5 is used to discharge the bulk material for the experiment to the test belt conveyor 1, and simulate the transportation through the test belt conveyor 1, and the material transfer device 2 is used to adjust the running inclination of the test belt conveyor 1 to simulate the transportation conditions of different slopes ... material transfer device 2 is used to adjust the running inclination of the test belt conveyor 1 to simulate the transportation conditions of different slopes, and the material transfer device 2 is used to adjust the running inclination of the test belt conveyor 1 to simulate the transportation conditions of different slopes, and the material transfer device 2 is used to adjust the running inclination of the test belt conveyor 1 to simulate the transportation conditions of different slopes, and the material transfer device 2 is used to adjust the running inclination of the test belt conveyor 1 to simulate the transportation conditions of different slopes, and the material transfer device 2 is used to adjust the running inclination of the test belt conveyor The material transfer device 2 is arranged on one side of the test belt conveyor 1, adjacent to the test belt conveyor 1, and forms a cross-type inclined arrangement, and the feed end of the material transfer device 2 is arranged below the discharge end of the test belt conveyor 1, and is used to receive the bulk material discharged from the test belt conveyor 1. The discharge end of the material transfer device 2 is directly opposite to the quantitative feeding device 5, so as to input the received bulk material into the quantitative feeding device 5, and the bulk material is discharged to the test belt conveyor 1 again through the quantitative feeding device 5. The material transfer device 2 is mainly used to transfer the bulk material discharged from the test belt conveyor 1, so that the bulk material can be circulated. The ring is used to observe the conveying state of bulk materials of different specifications and types on the test belt conveyor 1. In the simulated conveying process, the bulk materials of the same specifications and types used in the experiment are discharged to the test belt conveyor 1 through the quantitative feeding device 5. The conveying state of the bulk materials of this specification on the test belt conveyor 1 is manually observed, and the running inclination of the test belt conveyor 1 is adjusted through the angle adjustment device 7 to simulate the transportation conditions of different slopes. It is observed whether there is a slippage phenomenon between the bulk materials of this specification and the conveyor belt of the test belt conveyor 1 under the transportation conditions of different slopes. Finally, the test belt conveyor 1 is used to simulate the transportation of bulk materials of different specifications and types separately, and the conveying status of bulk materials of different specifications and types on the test belt conveyor 1 is observed. The maximum inclination angle, belt speed and safe conveying capacity of the test belt conveyor 1 when transporting bulk materials of different specifications and types are determined, and the optimal operating parameters are obtained. By using the operating parameters as a reference standard, the operating parameters of the belt conveyor in actual production can be quickly and accurately set and adjusted, so that the belt conveyor in actual production can quickly reach the optimal operating state and optimal transportation performance, thereby improving transportation efficiency.

[0021] Please see Figures 2 to 4 Specifically, the angle adjustment device 7 includes a base 75 and a supporting cylinder 72. The base 75 is fixed on the ground. The feed end of the test belt conveyor 1 is rotatably mounted on the base 75. The supporting cylinder 72 is vertically hingedly arranged at the lower end of the test belt conveyor 1 and close to the discharge end of the test belt conveyor 1. The test belt conveyor 1 is supported by the base 75 and the supporting cylinder 72. The supporting cylinder 72 is a hydraulic cylinder connected to the output end pipeline of an externally arranged hydraulic pump 74. The supporting cylinder 72 is driven by the hydraulic pump 74 to telescope and adjust the height, so as to raise and lower the height of the discharge end of the test belt conveyor 1, so that the discharge end of the test belt conveyor 1 rotates up and down along the base 75 to adjust the running inclination angle of the test belt conveyor 1.

[0022] The angle adjustment device 7 also includes an angle locator 73 and a base 71. The base 71 is hinged at the lower end of the supporting cylinder 72 to support the bottom of the supporting cylinder 72 to stabilize the supporting cylinder 72. There are two angle locators 73, which are vertically arranged in parallel on both sides of the supporting cylinder 72. The lower end of the angle locator 73 is hinged to the base 71, and the upper end is hinged to both sides of the frame of the test belt conveyor 1. The angle locator 73 can follow the supporting cylinder 72 for height adjustment to provide auxiliary support for the test belt conveyor 1, and is used to position the inclination angle of the test belt conveyor 1 so that the test belt conveyor 1 remains stable during the simulation operation.

[0023] Each of the angle locators 73 includes a stretching inner rod 731, a stretching outer rod 732 and a positioning pin 733. One ends of the stretching inner rod 731 and the stretching outer rod 732 are sleeved and connected to each other to form a telescopic rod. The lower ends of the telescopic rods are hinged to the base 71, and the upper ends of the telescopic rods are hinged to the lower ends of the test belt conveyor 1. When the support cylinder 72 is extended or retracted in height, the stretching inner rod 731 and the stretching outer rod 732 can be relatively telescopic and movable to adaptively adjust the height following the change in the inclination angle of the test belt conveyor 1. The outer wall of the stretching outer rod 732 is transversely provided with positioning holes 734 that penetrate its inner cavity and the side walls on both sides. There are a plurality of positioning holes 734 that are spaced apart along the length direction of the stretching outer rod 732. The positioning pin 733 can be manually inserted into any one of the positioning holes 734. When the support cylinder 72 rises, the stretching inner rod 731 follows the rise of the frame of the test belt conveyor 1. The end of the stretch inner rod 731 inserted in the stretch inner rod 731 will move upward, and the positioning hole 734 at the lower end of the stretch inner rod 731 will open. At this time, the positioning pin 733 can be inserted into the positioning hole 734 of the corresponding height. When the hydraulic cylinder is depressurized and drops, the positioning pin 733 is used to prevent the stretch inner rod 731 from contracting, and the stretch inner rod 731 is limited to position the inclination angle of the test belt conveyor 1. When the support cylinder 72 needs to be lowered, the support cylinder 72 can be extended upward first, and the positioning pin 733 can be manually taken out, and then the support cylinder 72 can be adjusted to descend, and then the positioning pin 733 can be inserted into the positioning hole 734 of the corresponding height. In this way, the running inclination angle of the test belt conveyor 1 is re-positioned, and the test belt conveyor 1 is auxiliary supported by the above-mentioned angle locator 73, which can keep the test belt conveyor 1 stable during the simulation operation and avoid changes in the inclination angle of the test belt conveyor 1 during the simulation operation.

[0024] Please see Figure 1 The material transfer device 2 includes a transfer belt conveyor 21 and a receiving hopper 22. The transfer belt conveyor 21 is arranged on one side of the test belt conveyor 1. The discharge end of the transfer belt conveyor 21 is arranged at the upper end of the quantitative feeding device 5. The receiving hopper 22 is arranged at the feed end of the transfer belt conveyor 21 and is located below the discharge end of the test belt conveyor 1. The receiving hopper 22 is used to receive the bulk material discharged by the test belt conveyor 1, and discharge the received bulk material into the transfer belt conveyor 21. The bulk material is input into the quantitative feeding device 5 through the transfer belt conveyor 21 to complete the recovery of the bulk material.

[0025] Please see Figure 2 and Figure 5Further, the quantitative feeding device 5 includes a feeding hopper 51 and a feeding trough 52. The feeding hopper 51 is set above the feeding end of the test belt conveyor 1. The upper end of the feeding hopper 51 is open. The discharge end of the transfer belt conveyor 21 is located directly above the feeding hopper 51 and can discharge materials into the feeding hopper 51. An elastic hook 53 is provided on the outer wall of the feeding hopper 51. The feeding trough 52 is suspended on the discharge port of the feeding hopper 51 through the elastic hook 53. The discharge end of the feeding trough 52 is directly opposite to the feeding hopper 51. At the feeding end of the test belt conveyor 1, a vibration motor 54 is provided on the feed trough 52, and a chute gate plate 55 and an electric push rod 56 for controlling the discharge amount are provided on the discharge port of the feed hopper 51. The electric push rod 56 is connected to the chute gate plate 55, and can push the chute gate plate 55 to close or open the discharge port of the feed hopper 51. The chute gate plate 55 controls the bulk material in the feed hopper 51 to enter the feed trough 52, and then the vibration motor 54 vibrates to discharge the material, thereby controlling the feed trough 52 to quantitatively feed the test belt conveyor 1.

[0026] When the simulation experiment device is used, the bulk materials for the experiment are loaded into the feeding hopper 51 through an external transfer machine or conveyor, the running inclination angle of the test belt conveyor 1 is adjusted, the test belt conveyor 1 and the transfer belt conveyor 21 are turned on to operate according to the set parameters, and the chute gate 55 is opened to discharge the material to the test belt conveyor 1, so that the bulk materials for the experiment are transported on the test belt conveyor 1, fall into the receiving hopper 22 through the discharge end, and then the material is transferred to the feeding hopper 51 through the transfer belt conveyor 21. Finally, the material is returned to the test belt conveyor 1 through the feeding trough 52 for re-transportation to ensure the continuity of the material on the test belt conveyor 1. During the simulated transportation experiment, the feeding amount of the quantitative feeding device 5, the running speed, inclination angle, starting acceleration, and braking deceleration of the test belt conveyor 1 can all be adjusted to facilitate the experiment of the transportability of bulk materials of different specifications and types under different operating conditions. The above-mentioned transport test process is repeated, and finally the maximum inclination angle, belt speed and safe conveying volume of the test belt conveyor 1 when conveying bulk materials of different specifications and types are determined by observing the conveying status of bulk materials of different specifications and types on the test belt conveyor 1, and the optimal operating parameters are obtained. By using the operating parameters as a reference standard, the operating parameters of the belt conveyor in actual production can be quickly and accurately set and adjusted, so that the belt conveyor in actual production can quickly reach the optimal operating state and optimal transportability, thereby improving transportation efficiency.

[0027] The above disclosure is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it certainly cannot be used to limit the scope of the present invention. A person skilled in the art can understand that all or part of the processes of the above embodiments and equivalent changes made according to the claims of the present invention still fall within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A bulk material transportability simulation experimental device, characterized in that: It includes a test belt conveyor, a material transfer device and an angle adjustment device. The test belt conveyor is arranged on the angle adjustment device. The angle adjustment device can adjust the operating inclination angle of the test belt conveyor to simulate transportation conditions of different slopes. The feed end of the test belt conveyor is provided with a quantitative feeding device. The quantitative feeding device discharges the bulk material for the experiment to the test belt conveyor, and simulates the transportation through the test belt conveyor. The material transfer device is arranged on one side of the test belt conveyor, and the feed end of the material transfer device is arranged below the discharge end of the test belt conveyor, and is used to receive the bulk material discharged by the test belt conveyor. The discharge end of the material transfer device is directly opposite to the quantitative feeding device, so as to input the received bulk material into the quantitative feeding device, and the bulk material is discharged to the test belt conveyor again through the quantitative feeding device, and cyclic simulated transportation is carried out. Through simulated transportation, the conveying state of bulk materials of different specifications and types on the test belt conveyor is observed to determine the optimal operating parameters of the experimental belt conveyor for bulk materials of different specifications and types.

2. The bulk material transportability simulation experimental device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The angle adjustment device includes a base and a supporting cylinder. The base is fixed on the ground. The feed end of the test belt conveyor is rotatably mounted on the base. The supporting cylinder is vertically hingedly arranged directly below the test belt conveyor and close to the discharge end of the test belt conveyor. The supporting cylinder can be telescopically adjusted in height so that the discharge end of the test belt conveyor can rotate up and down along the base to adjust the operating inclination angle of the test belt conveyor.

3. The bulk material transportability simulation experimental device according to claim 2, characterized in that: The angle adjustment device also includes an angle locator and a base. The base is hinged at the lower end of the supporting cylinder. There are two angle locators, which are vertically arranged in parallel on both sides of the supporting cylinder. The lower end of the angle locator is hinged to the base, and the upper end of the angle locator is hinged to the test belt conveyor. The angle locator can follow the supporting cylinder to adjust the height to provide auxiliary support for the test belt conveyor and to position the inclination angle of the test belt conveyor, so that the test belt conveyor remains stable during the simulated operation.

4. The bulk material transportability simulation experimental device according to claim 3, characterized in that: Each of the angle locators comprises an inner stretching rod, an outer stretching rod and a positioning pin. One ends of the inner stretching rod and the outer stretching rod are respectively hinged to the base and the lower end of the test belt conveyor, and the other ends of the inner stretching rod and the outer stretching rod are sleeved on each other. When the supporting cylinder is highly extended or retracted, the inner stretching rod and the outer stretching rod can be relatively retracted and retracted. Positioning holes that penetrate its inner cavity and the side walls on both sides are transversely opened on the outer side wall of the stretching outer rod. There are several positioning holes that are spaced apart along the length direction of the stretching outer rod. The positioning pin can be inserted into any one of the positioning holes to limit the inner stretching rod and prevent the inner stretching rod from shrinking, so as to position the inclination angle of the test belt conveyor and keep the test belt conveyor stable during the simulated operation.

5. The bulk material transportability simulation experimental device according to claim 4, characterized in that: The material transfer device includes a transfer belt conveyor and a receiving hopper. The transfer belt conveyor is arranged on one side of the test belt conveyor. The discharge end of the transfer belt conveyor is arranged at the upper end of the quantitative feeding device. The receiving hopper is arranged at the feed end of the transfer belt conveyor and is located below the discharge end of the test belt conveyor. The receiving hopper is used to receive bulk materials discharged by the test belt conveyor and discharge the received bulk materials into the transfer belt conveyor, and the bulk materials are input into the quantitative feeding device through the transfer belt conveyor.

6. The bulk material transportability simulation experimental device according to claim 5, characterized in that: The quantitative feeding device includes a feeding hopper and a feeding trough. The feeding hopper is erected above the feeding end of the test belt conveyor, and the discharging end of the transfer belt conveyor is connected to the feeding end of the feeding hopper. An elastic hook is arranged on the outer wall of the feeding hopper, and the feeding trough is suspended on the discharge port of the feeding hopper by the elastic hook. The discharge end of the feeding trough is directly opposite to the feeding end of the test belt conveyor. A vibration motor is arranged on the feeding trough, and a chute gate plate for controlling the discharge amount is arranged on the discharge port of the feeding hopper. The bulk material in the feeding hopper is controlled to enter the feeding trough through the chute gate plate, and then the material is discharged through the vibration motor, so as to control the feeding trough to quantitatively feed the test belt conveyor, so as to simulate the transportation through the test belt conveyor.