Damage and wear
Monitor cuts, splice changes, abrasive wear, belt width and lateral displacement using the sensing arrangement selected for the installation.
Solution
Conveyor belt damage and wear monitoring
Monitor conveyor belt cuts, wear, splice changes and displacement. Retain inspection evidence and connect findings to maintenance and agreed control actions.
What the solution does
A history for each belt section
Retain the type and location of findings, inspection imagery and changes over time for maintenance planning.
Equipment response
An engineered control-system integration can trigger a conveyor stop for a critical finding and preserve the evidence.
Site configuration
Define the scanner or camera setup, belt geometry, speed, lighting and inspection requirements around the operating conveyor.
Partner project experience
Partner deploymentMining & metals · CISConveyor belt damage and wear detection
A large gold mining and processing operation in the CIS region.
Visual scanning supports condition monitoring of a long industrial conveyor belt.
Explore the caseDiscuss your operating task
Explore the solution with ViewLogic. A selected delivery partner leads implementation, supported by our software and technical team.
Conveyor inspection for mining and industrial projects
For mining and industrial teams in Asia, India, Latin America and Africa, evaluate conveyor belt inspection using the actual belt geometry, material, speed and environment. Share the required defect categories when discussing a project with ViewLogic.
Planning your application
What belt conditions can the inspection cover?
The selected camera or scanning arrangement can monitor cuts, surface wear, splice changes, width and lateral displacement. Define the smallest relevant defect and validate it at the actual belt speed and installation position.
Can a detected defect stop the conveyor?
A critical finding can be connected to an engineered control-system response where the project includes that integration. Commissioning must test the detection, response logic and operating procedure together.