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CATENARY SANG (CHAIN TENSION CONTROL)
CATENARY SAG (CHAIN ÅÙ¼Ç Á¶Àý)
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All table top chain conveyor should have sufficient lagging to balance the chain tension that is not absorbed by the operating gear keys. Table top chain should not be too tense and it should be lagging too much to prevent from wearing off. Excessively lagging chain should be adjusted by decreasing the number of links.
 
 
 
ENTRY RADIUS (LOWER PART RETURN SHOE)
ENTRY RADIUS (ÇϺΠ¸®ÅÏ SHOE)
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Table top CHAIN return lower part needs to be supported by the guide shoe (return bar) or roller when the chain is going into the lower tunnel separated from the operating gear. Guide shoe and
Roller R¡± value should be longer than the diameter of chain Backflex.
 
 
ROLLER RETURNS (LOWER RETURN ROLLER)
ROLLER RETURNS (ÇϺΠ¸®ÅÏ ROLLER)
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As shown in the picture, chain can be returned at support roller or shoes instead of sliding return.
First roller or return bar (guide shoe) should be far enough from the operating gear to allow the appropriate value of chain lagging.
Picture A¡¯¡¯s rollers should be further away from the distances between B¡¯¡¯ rollers.