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    This document provides a formula to calculate the length of a belt stored in a coil based on the outside diameter, inner core diameter, and thickness of the belt. It also lists ideal storage conditions such as keeping belts in a dry, cool location away from direct sunlight, acids, lubricants, and solvents. When storing belts for long periods, the roll should be placed on an A-frame and periodically turned to avoid continuous pressure on the same area.

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    This document provides a formula to calculate the length of a belt stored in a coil based on the outside diameter, inner core diameter, and thickness of the belt. It also lists ideal storage conditions such as keeping belts in a dry, cool location away from direct sunlight, acids, lubricants, and solvents. When storing belts for long periods, the roll should be placed on an A-frame and periodically turned to avoid continuous pressure on the same area.

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    This document provides a formula to calculate the length of a belt stored in a coil based on the outside diameter, inner core diameter, and thickness of the belt. It also lists ideal storage conditions such as keeping belts in a dry, cool location away from direct sunlight, acids, lubricants, and solvents. When storing belts for long periods, the roll should be placed on an A-frame and periodically turned to avoid continuous pressure on the same area.

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    CALCULATING THE

    LENGTH OF A BELT IN A
    COIL
    This formula will calculate the length of a belt stored in a coil:

    Coil length L in metres

    L(m) = (D² - d²)0.785


    Tb

    EXAMPLE: KEY:
    D = 1.1m, d = 0.3m and Tb = 0.0105mm (10.5mm) D = Outside diameter of roll or belt (m)
    LENGTH OF BELT IN COIL = 83m d = Inner core diameter (m)
    Tb = Belt thickness (m)

    Ideal Storage Conditions for Belts:


    Dry and cool location - 10 to 20oC and
    well aerated
    Relative humidity of approx. 65%
    Screened from direct sunlight
    Away from acids, lubricants, dissolvents
    Belt rolls should not be placed directly
    on the floor or on their edges

     TekTip: When storing a belt for long periods the roll should be placed on to an A-frame
    and periodically turned in order that the inner pressure does not continuously affect the
    same area.

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    Upper Ballinderry sales@conveyortek.com
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