Rulmeca Corporation will present a free conveyor design seminar for bulk handling engineers at its Wilmington, NC facility on June 6 and 7, 2019. This seminar will offer advanced training on key topics such as extending belt life, eliminating belt bounce, dual drive technology, and hopper feeder design and optimization. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS SEMINAR.
Rulmeca will host the seminar at the company’s new 20,000 sq ft corporate headquarters in Wilmington, NC, using:
- classroom lectures
- group exercises
- conveyor drive technology demonstrations
Seminar topics and class exercises will use CEMA design manual and Rulmeca software to cover:
- basic techniques for calculating conveyor belt drive power
- advanced techniques on relieving hopper feeder pressure
- optimizing belt width vs. belt speed
- reducing slack side tension
- eliminating belt bounce
This course has been developed for design engineers and plant operators who work with:
- new and used portable crushing/screening plants
- fixed mining and mineral processing conveyors
- portable metal recycling plants
An important highlight of the Rulmeca conveyor design school is our workshop on how to use dual conveyor drives to:
- add drive power
- extend belt life
- eliminate belt slippage
- eliminate belt tracking problems on reversing conveyors
- eliminate belt bounce
- eliminate flat catenary and material spillage
- decrease belt tension
Rulmeca is holding a block of rooms on Wrightsville Beach. Both ocean-view and harbor-view rooms are available at $220/night and $200/night, respectively. Registrants are responsible for lodging. To make a reservation, contact:
Blockade Runner Beach Resort
275 Waynick Blvd, Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480
877.684.8009
Rulmeca is holding a block of rooms near our new facility at $149/night. Registrants are responsible for lodging. To make a reservation, contact:
Fairfield Inn by Marriott
307 Eastwood Road, Wilmington, NC 28403
910-791-8082
Rulmeca will host 1/2 day of charter boat fishing aboard the Vonda Kay. Weather-permitting, we will go to the Gulfstream for tasty game catches such as red snapper, blackfin and yellowfin tuna, Mahi / dolphin, and amberjack.