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The handbook is crammed with charts, tables, diagrams, nomographs and formulas, photographs and examples of conveyor installations. Covered in the book are standards, terms and conditions, definitions, equipment specs for procurement, material classifications and plant layout. Other sections on BELT CONVEYORS cover application limitations, angles of incline, belt widths, speeds and conveyor capacities, belt tension and HP requirements, acceleration and braking forces, belting grades and construction, idlers and pulleys, loading and discharging the belt, conveyor drives and drive location and arrangements.
The section one CHAIN CONVEYORS includes chain types, attachments, chain metals and other chain considerations, notes on operations and maintenance, chain selection criteria, spokesperson, drag scraper and flight conveyors, layout and arrangement, capacity and required power.
Professionals will find this handbook an invaluable, easily accessible resource containing everything needed to specify, purchase and maintain bulk solid conveyor systems.

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MATERIAL HANDLING CIRCA: 1905... The year was 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt had just begun his second term. Beaumont Company was already known for bulk handling equipment designed by it's world famous founder and engineer R.H. Beaumont.

1905 was also the year that congress discontinued gold dollar coinage minted in Philadelphia since 1849. The Southern Warehouse Company, one of the temporary storage facilities under contract to the federal government, needed a bulk handling system capable of rapidly moving large quantities of heavy materials. In just 98 days Beaumont designed, built and erected a unique gravity operated system that would handle 2000 barrels a day, each weighing 580 lbs. The barrels rode down a 22"wide track cradled in wooden trolley with 4 eight inch diameter flanged wheels. After unloading each trolley returned up to the loading platform on rails below the loaded barrels.

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MATERIAL HANDLING FOR THE 21st CENTURY...
Today, the Beaumont Birch Company carries on R.H. Beaumont's early tradition of "getting the job done on time to the most stringent specifications ". Our technical staff is ready for the next century... They are equipped to handle estimating, design and production of every type bulk material handling problem. Our staff has expertise in electrical, mechanical and structural engineering and manufacturing. Our 100,000 sq. ft. facility in Pennsauken NJ, the company maintains a complete major equipment center including a machine shop, sheet metal shop and welding shop. Each shop is equipped with full overhead crane service. COAL, ASH & WASTE DISPOSAL CONVEYORS

Beamont Birch Company fabricates custom built bulk handling conveyor systems for waste disposal and material handling of coal, lignite, wood and trash for companies and municipalities that produce electrical power.

Southeastern Public Service Authority of Virginia operated a refuse and coal combustion facility since 1987 to generate steam and electricity for the Norfolk Naval Ship yard with only ONE CONSTANT HEADACHE: ASH HANDLING. Beaumont Birch designed, manufactured and installed four submerged wet drag conveyors for bottom ash, siftings and truck load out; as well as screw conveyors for boiler and economizer fly ash. Our company also modified the stand-by drag conveyor and several fly ash conveyors to permit discharge into a new ash conditioning system. Lane Brown, Plant Manager of Southeastern Public Service Authority has stated, "The new ash handling system has improved reliability, reduced hauling and maintenance costs and increased cleanliness at the plant".

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