Most conveyor belts in severe duty applications typically do not just wear out. More often, they experience a shortened lifespan from catastrophic events, whether it is a significant impact, splice failure or piercing damage, or they suffer from chronic issues, such as mistracking or frozen idlers. In addition to correcting such problems to extend belt life, a concern to many bulk material handling operations is the damage from loading, belt wear from cleaning devices and the difficulty of cleaning damaged belts.
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Angharad Lock
Digital Assistant Editor
Angharad joined Palladian in August 2015 as a Digital Editorial Assistant, after graduating from the University of Birmingham with a first class BA (Hons) degree in English. She is enjoying learning about digital editorial processes and looks forward to learning more.
She was born in Hastings, but is now living in Farnham. In her spare time, Angharad likes to bake, read, and go to theatre.



