WO2024062669A1 - コンベヤベルトおよびその製造方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a conveyor belt and a method for manufacturing the same, and more particularly to a conveyor belt and a method for manufacturing the same that can ensure excellent impact resistance against impact caused by conveyed objects thrown into the upper cover rubber even when the conveyor belt is at a low temperature. It is related to.
- a core layer that bears the tension acting on the conveyor belt is embedded between the upper cover rubber and the lower cover rubber of the conveyor belt.
- a conveyed object is thrown into the upper cover rubber, and as a result it is subjected to impact, so a structure has been proposed in which a protective fiber layer is embedded in the upper cover rubber to protect the core layer (see Patent Document 1). .
- An object of the present invention is to provide a conveyor belt and a method for manufacturing the same that can ensure excellent impact resistance against impact caused by conveyed objects thrown into the upper cover rubber even when the conveyor belt is at a low temperature.
- the conveyor belt of the present invention includes a core layer, an upper cover rubber and a lower cover rubber arranged above and below the core layer, and a core layer arranged above the core layer.
- the breaker layer includes a fabric having warp threads extending in the longitudinal direction of the belt and weft threads extending in the belt width direction, and a top surface covering the upper and lower surfaces of the fabric, respectively.
- the fabric includes a coat rubber layer and a lower coat rubber layer, and is disposed between the core layer and the upper cover rubber, and the fabric has a fineness in the belt longitudinal direction of 26000 dtex/cm or more and a belt width direction fineness of 26,000 dtex/cm or more.
- the belt longitudinal tensile strength is 2,000 N/cm or more
- the belt width direction tensile strength is 6,000 N/cm or more
- the layer thickness of the upper coat rubber layer and the lower coat rubber layer is 0. It is characterized by being 5 mm or more.
- the method for manufacturing a conveyor belt of the present invention includes manufacturing a conveyor belt in which a core layer is disposed between an upper cover rubber and a lower cover rubber, and a breaker layer is disposed above the core layer.
- the breaker member serving as the breaker layer comprises a woven fabric having warp yarns extending in the longitudinal direction of the belt and weft yarns extending in the belt width direction, and an unvulcanized cloth covering the upper and lower surfaces of the woven fabric, respectively.
- the fabric has a fineness in the longitudinal direction of the belt of 26,000 dtex/cm or more, a fineness in the belt width direction of 90,000 dtex/cm or more, and has a tensile strength in the longitudinal direction of the belt. is 2000 N/cm or more, the tensile strength in the belt width direction is 6000 N/cm or more, and the core layer is arranged between the unvulcanized upper cover rubber and the unvulcanized lower cover rubber, By molding a molded body in which the breaker member is arranged between the core layer and the unvulcanized upper cover rubber, and vulcanizing the molded body, the constituent members of the molded body are integrated.
- the present invention is characterized in that a conveyor belt is manufactured in which the thickness of the vulcanized upper coat rubber layer and the lower coat rubber layer is 0.5 mm or more.
- the breaker layer is disposed between the core layer and the upper cover rubber, so that the entire thickness of the upper cover rubber is covered by the conveyed material thrown into the upper cover rubber. Since it can function as a shock absorbing material, it is advantageous in preventing damage to the breaker layer.
- the fineness in the longitudinal direction of the belt, the fineness in the belt width direction, the tensile strength in the longitudinal direction of the belt, and the tensile strength in the belt width direction of the textile to the above ranges, the impact resistance of the textile is increased. improves.
- the breaker layer can be firmly integrated with the core layer and the upper cover rubber.
- the breaker layer can withstand the impact caused by conveyed objects thrown into the upper cover rubber.
- the conveyor belt can now have excellent impact resistance. Accordingly, it is advantageous to avoid damage to the core layer and it is possible to extend the service life of the conveyor belt.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an embodiment of a conveyor belt in a cross-sectional view.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram illustrating the conveyor belt of FIG. 1 as viewed from above with a portion cut away.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram illustrating the fabric of FIG. 1 in a plan view.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a modified example of the fabric in a plan view.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a molded body formed in the conveyor belt molding process in a cross-sectional view.
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an embodiment of a conveyor belt attached to a conveyor device in a side view.
- FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.
- the embodiment of the conveyor belt 1 illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 3 includes a core layer 2, an upper cover rubber 3 and a lower cover rubber 4 arranged vertically with the core layer 2 in between, and the core layer 2. It has a breaker layer 5 disposed between the upper cover rubber 3 and the upper cover rubber 3.
- the conveyor belt 1 is appropriately equipped with known constituent members such as end rubbers disposed at both ends in the width direction W of the belt.
- the conveyor belt 1 is constructed by integrating the above-mentioned constituent members through a vulcanization process.
- FIG. 2 shows the conveyor belt 1 with parts of the upper cover rubber 3 and the breaker layer 5 cut away to expose the core layer 2 (steel cord 2a).
- the conveyor belt 1 is formed into an annular shape with a required length when used.
- a lower cover rubber 4 a core layer 2, a breaker layer 5, and an upper cover rubber 3, which are laminated in order from the inner circumferential side to the outer circumferential side, each extend over the entire length of the belt in the longitudinal direction L. It forms a ring.
- the core layer 2 bears the tension acting on the conveyor belt 1.
- the core layer 2 has a large number of steel cords 2a arranged in parallel in the belt width direction W. These steel cords 2a are covered with cushion rubber.
- the outer diameter of the steel cord 2a is, for example, 6.0 mm or more and 15.0 mm or less.
- the density (strands/5 cm) of the parallel steel cords 2a is, for example, 2 or more and 8 or less.
- the core layer 2 is arranged over approximately the entire width of the belt (95% or more of the belt width).
- the cushion rubber is a known adhesive rubber with excellent adhesive properties, and its layer thickness (covering thickness) is, for example, 0.5 mm or more and 4.0 mm or less on the upper and lower sides of the steel cord 2a, respectively.
- the cushion rubber for example, natural rubber, styrene-butadiene rubber, butadiene rubber, or a combination of two or more thereof is used.
- the upper cover rubber 3 and the lower cover rubber 4 are made of, for example, diene rubber containing at least natural rubber (acrylonitrile/butadiene rubber is also included if oil resistance is required), and are made of abrasion resistant material such as carbon black. Known rubbers with good properties are used.
- the layer thicknesses of the upper cover rubber 3 and the lower cover rubber 4 are appropriately determined depending on the performance required of the conveyor belt 1.
- the layer thickness of the upper cover rubber 3 is, for example, 10 mm or more and 45 mm or less
- the layer thickness of the lower cover rubber 4 is, for example, 5 mm or more and 35 mm or less.
- the main function of the breaker layer 5 is to prevent and protect the core layer 2 from damage.
- the breaker layer 5 includes a fabric 6, and an upper coat rubber layer 7 and a lower coat rubber layer 8 that cover the upper and lower surfaces of the fabric 6, respectively. Since the tension acting on the conveyor belt 1 is essentially borne by the core layer 2, the breaker layer 5 bears virtually no tension.
- the breaker layer 5 is disposed at least in the center of the conveyor belt 1 in the belt width direction W.
- the center of the belt width direction W is a range of the center of the belt width direction W that is approximately 50% to 70% of the belt width. It is preferable that the breaker layer 5 is disposed across approximately the entire belt width (95% or more of the belt width) so as to substantially cover the entire width of the upper surface of the core layer 2.
- the layer thickness t1 of the upper coat rubber layer 7 and the layer thickness t2 of the lower coat rubber layer 8 are 0.5 mm or more, and are set to 1.0 mm or more to ensure even stronger adhesive strength.
- the upper limit is, for example, 2.0 mm.
- the respective layer thicknesses t1 and t2 are basically the same, they can also be made different.
- the upper coat rubber layer 7 and the lower coat rubber layer 8 are formed from the same known rubber, such as natural rubber, butyl rubber, butadiene rubber, styrene butadiene rubber, acrylonitrile butadiene rubber, or a blend of two or more of these.
- the upper coat rubber layer 7 and the lower coat rubber layer 8 are firmly bonded to the fabric 6.
- the upper coat rubber layer 7 is firmly bonded to the upper cover rubber 3, and the lower coat rubber layer 8 is firmly bonded to the core layer 2.
- the fabric 6 has warp threads 6a extending in the belt longitudinal direction L and weft threads 6b extending in the belt width direction W.
- the fabric 4 shown in FIG. 3 has a plain weave mat structure in which one warp thread 6a and two weft threads 6b are alternately crossed vertically.
- the woven fabric 6 is not limited to the mat structure illustrated in FIG. 3, but can also adopt other structures having warp threads 6a and weft threads 6b.
- FIG. 4 it is also possible to have a simple plain weave structure in which one warp thread 6a and one weft thread 6b are alternately crossed vertically.
- the material of the warp threads 6a and the weft threads 6b is, for example, polyamide resin such as nylon 6 or nylon 66.
- the warp threads 6a and the weft threads 6b have a twisted structure in which a plurality of wires are twisted together.
- the fineness of the wire is, for example, 900 dtex or more and 2500 dtex or less.
- the fabric 6 has special specifications to ensure sufficient impact resistance. That is, the fineness D1 of the fabric 6 in the belt longitudinal direction L is 26000 dtex/cm or more, the fineness D2 in the belt width direction W is 90000 dtex/cm or more, the tensile strength F1 in the belt longitudinal direction L is 2000 N/cm or more, and the belt width The tensile strength F2 in the direction W is 6000 N/cm or more.
- the upper limits of fineness D1 and D2 are, for example, 35,000 dtex/cm and 110,000 dtex/cm, respectively, and the upper limits of tensile strength F1 and tensile strength F2 are, for example, 3,000 N, respectively. /cm, 7000N/cm.
- the total fineness d1 (dtex) of the warp yarns 6a is the fineness (dtex) of the strands constituting the warp 6a x the number of the strands
- the total fineness d2 (dtex) of the weft 6b is the fineness of the strands constituting the weft 6b. (dtex) ⁇ the number of the strands.
- the density (strands/5 cm) of the warp yarns 6a is, for example, 50 or more and 70 or less.
- the density (strands/5 cm) of the weft threads 6b is, for example, 8 or more and 12 or less.
- Tensile strengths F1 and F2 were measured based on the tensile strength test specified in JIS L 1096, and the breaking load of a test piece of fabric 6 (length 400 mm, width 10 mm) was divided by the width of the test piece. It is a value. In this test, the tensile speed was 200 mm/min and the clamp interval was 200 mm.
- the fineness D1 is less than 10000 dtex/cm
- the fineness D2 is less than 35000 dtex/cm
- the tensile strength F1 is less than 700 N/cm
- the tensile strength F2 is less than 2000 N/cm. Therefore, in this embodiment, the finenesses D1 and D2, the tensile strength F1, and the tensile strength F2 are all significantly higher than those of the conventional fabric, and the woven fabric 6 is made highly rigid.
- a molded body 9 as shown in FIG. 5 is molded.
- unvulcanized upper cover rubber 3A, unvulcanized lower cover rubber 4A, core layer 2, and breaker member 5A are used.
- Breaker member 5A includes woven fabric 6, and unvulcanized upper coat rubber layer 7A and unvulcanized lower coat rubber layer 8A which cover the upper and lower surfaces of woven fabric 6, respectively.
- the core layer 2, the breaker member 5A, and the unvulcanized upper cover rubber 3A are sequentially laminated on the unvulcanized lower cover rubber 4A to form the molded body 9.
- the molded body 9 may be formed by sequentially laminating the core layer 2, breaker member 5A, core layer 2, and unvulcanized lower cover rubber 4A on the unvulcanized upper cover rubber 3A.
- the molded body 9 of FIG. 5 may be molded by a known method using the above-mentioned constituent members.
- the molded body 9 is vulcanized using a known vulcanization device.
- the unvulcanized rubber constituting the molded body 9 is vulcanized, and the respective constituent members are joined and integrated to form the conveyor belt 1.
- the breaker member 5A becomes the breaker layer 5 through the vulcanization process, and the layer thicknesses of the unvulcanized upper coat rubber layer 7A and the unvulcanized lower coat rubber layer 8A are the above-mentioned layer thickness t1 and layer thickness after vulcanization.
- the thickness is set to be t2.
- the layer thicknesses of the unvulcanized upper coat rubber layer 7A and the unvulcanized lower coat rubber layer 8A may be set based on the results of a preliminary vulcanization test or the like.
- the layer thicknesses of the unvulcanized upper coat rubber layer 7A and the unvulcanized lower coat rubber layer 8A are slightly larger than the layer thickness t1 and the layer thickness t2, respectively.
- the manufactured conveyor belt 1 is formed into a ring shape having the required length, and is used by being attached to the conveyor device 10 as illustrated in FIGS. 6 and 7.
- the conveyor belt 1 is stretched between a pair of pulleys 11a and 11b.
- the lower cover rubber 4 of the conveyor belt 1 is supported by a number of support rollers 12 and held in a trough shape that projects downward. Therefore, the conveyed object C placed on the upper cover rubber 3 is mainly placed at the center in the width direction of the belt.
- the upper cover rubber 3 is supported by a large number of support rollers 12.
- the breaker layer 5 is arranged between the core layer 2 and the upper cover rubber 3, so that the impact received by the conveyed object C thrown into the upper cover rubber 3 is absorbed by the upper cover rubber 3. It can be relaxed and absorbed throughout the thickness. That is, the upper cover rubber 3 can function as a cushioning material to the maximum extent possible. Therefore, even if the conveyor belt 1 is in a low temperature state below freezing, it can effectively alleviate and absorb the impact, making it difficult for the breaker layer 5 to be damaged, which is advantageous in preventing damage to the core layer 2. It has become.
- the fineness D1 and the fineness D2 of the fabric 6 are set to 26000 dtex/cm or more and 90000 dtex/cm or more, respectively, and the tensile strength F1 and the tensile strength F2 of the woven fabric 6 are set to 2000 N/cm or more and 6000 N/cm, respectively. That's all. That is, the fabric 6 has a high rigidity, and its impact resistance is greatly improved compared to the conventional fabric.
- the breaker layer 5 can be firmly integrated with the core layer 2 and the upper cover rubber 3.
- the breaker layer 5 can be more firmly integrated with the core layer 2 and the upper cover rubber 3. Since the breaker layer 5 becomes difficult to separate from surrounding structural members, it becomes possible to fully exhibit the excellent impact resistance of the breaker layer 5. As a result, even when the conveyor belt 1 is in a low temperature state, the conveyor belt 1 can have excellent impact resistance against external impacts. Accordingly, it is advantageous to avoid damage to the core layer 2, and it becomes possible to extend the service life of the conveyor belt 1.
- the conveyor belt 1 may be used in an environment below -20°C. Under such low-temperature conditions, the impact resistance of the conveyor belt 1 decreases due to the low-temperature embrittlement of the rubber.
- the breaker layer 5 is placed between the core layer 2 and the upper cover rubber 3, and the layer thicknesses t1, t2 of the upper coat rubber layer 7 and the lower coat rubber layer 8 are set to the above-mentioned range using the specially specified woven fabric 6, making it possible to ensure practical impact resistance even in an environment below -20°C (for example, an environment up to about -50°C).
- the fineness D2 is much larger than the fineness D1, and accordingly, the tensile strength F2 is much larger than the tensile strength F1 (more than three times as large). ), this is advantageous in preventing longitudinal tearing of the conveyor belt 1. Even if a vertical tear occurs, the length of the vertical tear can be minimized.
- the fabric 6 has a weave structure (mat structure) as illustrated in FIG. 3, a higher effect in suppressing longitudinal tearing of the conveyor belt 1 can be expected than in the simple plain weave structure illustrated in FIG.
- the conveyor belt 1 repeatedly bends and travels around pulleys 11a and 11b, as illustrated in FIG. During this bending, the core layer 2 becomes a neutral plane, a tensile force is generated on the outer circumferential side of the core layer 2, and a compressive force is generated on the inner circumferential side of the core layer 2. Therefore, if there is a member with high rigidity at a position farther away in the radial direction from the core layer 2 in the arcuate bent state, the bending rigidity will increase and the flexibility will decrease.
- This conveyor belt 1 has a breaker layer 5 having higher rigidity than the conventional one, but it is not embedded in the upper cover rubber 3 but is placed adjacent to the core layer 2. Therefore, the breaker layer 5 is located closer in the radial direction to the core layer 2 which is bent in an arc shape, which is advantageous for avoiding a decrease in the flexibility of the conveyor belt 1. There is.
- the conveyor belt 1 is deformed into a trough shape that protrudes appropriately downward on the carrier side of the conveyor device 10 in order to place the conveyed object C thereon.
- the core layer 2 becomes the neutral plane. Therefore, even though this conveyor belt 1 has a breaker layer 5 with higher rigidity than the conventional one, a decrease in the trough property of the conveyor belt 1 (making it difficult to deform into a trough shape) can be avoided. It is also advantageous.
- the layer thickness t2 of the lower coat rubber layer 8 is made smaller than the layer thickness t1 of the upper coat rubber layer 7, and the breaker layer 5 is brought closer to the core layer 2. It is also possible to make it to a specific specification.
- upper cover rubber and cushion rubber are laminated with a breaker layer, which is covered with coated rubber layers (layer thicknesses t1 and t2 are set to be the same) on the upper and lower sides of each fabric, and are vulcanized and integrated under common conditions.
- An adhesive test piece was prepared in this manner. Peel strength was measured using each adhesive test piece in accordance with JIS K6256-1:2013 "Peel strength with cloth". The results of each measurement are shown in Table 1. The peel strength between the breaker layer and the cushion rubber corresponds to the peel strength between the breaker layer and the core layer.
- the tensile strengths F1 and F2 are 2000 N/cm or more and 6000 N/cm or more, respectively, it can be evaluated that the material has sufficient practical impact resistance even at subzero temperatures. Further, if the peel strength between the fabric and the upper coat rubber layer and the lower cord rubber layer is 10.5 N/mm or more, it can be evaluated that the adhesive has sufficient practical adhesion even at subzero temperatures.
- Examples 1 to 3 have significantly improved tensile strengths F1 and F2, as well as significant peel strength between the fabric and the upper coat rubber layer and lower cord rubber layer. has improved.
- the tensile strengths F1 and F2 are 2000 N/cm or more and 6000 N/cm or more, respectively, and sufficient impact resistance can be expected even at subzero temperatures.
- the peel strength between the fabric and the upper coat rubber layer and the lower cord rubber layer is sufficiently excellent, it is possible to exhibit the excellent impact resistance of the fabric without impairing it.
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繊度D1=縦糸6aの総繊度d1(dtex)×縦糸6aの密度(本/5cm)÷5
繊度D2=横糸6bの総繊度d2(dtex)×横糸6bの密度(本/5cm)÷5
縦糸6aの総繊度d1(dtex)は、縦糸6aを構成する素線の繊度(dtex)×その素線の本数、横糸6bの総繊度d2(dtex)は、横糸6bを構成する素線の繊度(dtex)×その素線の本数である。
2 心体層
2a スチールコード
3 上カバーゴム
3A 未加硫の上カバーゴム
4 下カバーゴム
4A 未加硫の下カバーゴム
5 ブレーカ層
5A ブレーカ部材
6 織物
6a 縦糸
6b 横糸
7 上コートゴム層
7A 未加硫の上コートゴム層
8 下コートゴム層
8A 未加硫の下コートゴム層
9 成形体
10 コンベヤ装置
11a、11b プーリ
12 支持ローラ
C 搬送物
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- 心体層と、この心体層を挟んで上下に配置された上カバーゴムおよび下カバーゴムと、前記心体層よりも上方位置に配置されたブレーカ層と、を有するコンベヤベルトにおいて、
前記ブレーカ層が、ベルト長手方向に延在する縦糸とベルト幅方向に延在する横糸とを有する織物と、この織物の上面、下面をそれぞれ被覆する上コートゴム層、下コートゴム層とを備えていて、前記心体層と前記上カバーゴムとの間に配置されていて、
前記織物のベルト長手方向の繊度が26000dtex/cm以上、ベルト幅方向の繊度が90000dtex/cm以上であり、ベルト長手方向の引張強さが2000N/cm以上、ベルト幅方向の引張強さが6000N/cm以上であり、
前記上コートゴム層および前記下コートゴム層の層厚が0.5mm以上であるコンベヤベルト。 - 前記上コートゴム層および前記下コートゴム層の層厚が1.0mm以上である請求項1に記載のコンベヤベルト。
- 前記織物が、前記縦糸1本と前記横糸2本を交互に上下に交差させたマット構造である請求項1または2に記載のコンベヤベルト。
- 上カバーゴムと下カバーゴムとの間に心体層が配置されていて、前記心体層よりも上方位置にブレーカ層が配置されているコンベヤベルトの製造方法において、
前記ブレーカ層となるブレーカ部材が、ベルト長手方向に延在する縦糸とベルト幅方向に延在する横糸とを有する織物と、この織物の上面、下面をそれぞれ被覆する未加硫の上コートゴム層、未加硫の下コートゴム層とを備えていて、前記織物のベルト長手方向の繊度が26000dtex/cm以上、ベルト幅方向の繊度が90000dtex/cm以上であり、ベルト長手方向の引張強さが2000N/cm以上、ベルト幅方向の引張強さが6000N/cm以上であり、
未加硫の前記上カバーゴムと未加硫の前記下カバーゴムとの間に前記心体層が配置され、前記心体層と未加硫の前記上カバーゴムとの間に前記ブレーカ部材が配置された成形体を成形し、前記成形体を加硫することにより、前記成形体の構成部材が一体化されるとともに、加硫された前記上コートゴム層および前記下コートゴム層の層厚が0.5mm以上であるコンベヤベルトを製造するコンベヤベルトの製造方法。
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