Tasman Warajay

Materials Handling Optimisation - Since 1994

Materials Handling Optimisation (MHO)


Stacker with Luffing and Slewing

Stacker with Luffing and Slewing

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Product Handling - Stacker

Application

1-on-1 transfer with 1829 mm wide belts for stacker with luffing and slewing motions

Objective

  • Reduce ship unloading delays for chute repairs
  • Improve housekeeping and safety by reducing material spillage
  • Reduce dust generation

Transfer Detail

The transfer handles 10,000 tph of pellets from a Great Lakes ship unloading operation that feeds to a stacking conveyor.

Challenge

Time had taken its toll on the old chute, which was worn out from years of service, and the maintenance time for repairing and patching was excessive. Additionally, taconite pellets were spilling out of the chute, resulting in extra clean-up costs and lost material. Additionally, there was a high volume of pellets spilled on the ground. This caused a severe safety hazard since the pellets are spheres and pose a fall hazard to personnel walking on them. Because of this, the facility had excessive housekeeping costs to ensure the area around the chute was kept in a suitable condition.

Tasman Warajay Solution

Designed with Tasman Warajay Technologyâ„¢, a new chute was supplied that allows for the full CEMA flow of material throughout the full luffing and slewing ranges of motion. The lining system for the new chute is designed to provide extended wear life with the hard rock lining system from Tasman Warajay.

Result

This facility is spending very minimal time maintaining the transfer chute and cleaning up spilled material around it. This provides for efficient and cost effective operations and allows the facility to get ships unloaded without costly interruptions for chute repair.

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