Bruks conveyor technology ordered for US clinker operations

Save to read list Published by Will Owen, Editor Dry Bulk, Monday, 15 May 2023 10:30

Bruks Siwertell has secured an order for a comprehensive conveyor system package from Borton LC, a US construction company.

The three new belt-type conveyor systems will deliver reliable, high-capacity material transfers and are specifically designed to withstand the extremely abrasive properties of clinker. They will be an integral part of a plant modification at Capitol Aggregates’ cement manufacturing facility in Texas.

“This new order continues our recent run of cement industry contracts,” notes Derek Tatum, Manager Business Development, Conveyor Technology, Bruks Siwertell. “We have a worldwide reputation for handling both cement and clinker and are currently helping a number of operators meet a rise in demand.”

The three new conveyor systems (C-810, C-940, and C-975) will modify the site’s existing material transport system and the addition of a new storage silos. They are all standard widths of 91cm (36 in.). The C-810 conveyor will be 148 m (486 ft) in length and will transfer clinker to a bucket elevator at a rated capacity of 150 tph. The 84 m-long (275 ft) C-940 conveyor will have a rated capacity of 200 tph and will transfer clinker to the silo reclaim, while the final C-975 conveyor will be 40 m-long (131 ft) and connect to an existing conveyor. It will also have a rated capacity of 200 tph.

“Clinker is very abrasive, and our conveying technology is specially designed to be robust enough to not only withstand this, but also tolerate the high temperatures that it will be conveyed at,” adds Tatum. “We have a wide range of different conveying technologies, and this well-proven traditional idler-belt system will deliver reliable, high-capacity performance in these demanding environments. They are also very cost-competitive, enabling us to meet Borton’s budget.”

The conveyors are being fabricated in Mexico and will be delivered to the operator later this year.

Read the article online at: https://www.drybulkmagazine.com/dry-bulk/15052023/bruks-conveyor-technology-ordered-for-us-clinker-operations/

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