Noria transporter for loose materials, Vinnytsia region.

A bulk material noria is a mechanism used to transport bulk materials such as sand, stone,grain, cement, etc. Norias are often used in the construction industry, agriculture, mining and other industries where it is necessary to efficiently move large volumes of material on long distances.

The main components of the noria for bulk materials include:

Conveyor Belt: This is a wide flat belt, usually made of rubber or other durable material, that securely supports and carries the material along the noria. The conveyor belt has great strength, wear resistance and flexibility to adapt to different conditions.

Drum: A drum is a cylindrical shaft around which a conveyor belt is wound. The drum moves thanks to the drive mechanism and helps to extract and transfer the material along the noria.

Drum drums: Drum drums are located at the ends of the noria and serve to support and tension the conveyor belt. They ensure the correct orientation and tension of the belt to ensure efficient operation of the noria.
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Drive mechanism: The drive mechanism includes an electric motor or hydraulic system that creates the movement of the drum. This allows the conveyor belt to move along the noria and transfer the material.

Outriggers: Outriggers are placed at a certain distance from each other under the conveyor belt to support it. The supports can be stationary or adjustable, which allows you to adjust the height of the noria for optimal material transportation.

The working process of the noria for loose materials consists of the following stages:

Material Loading: Bulk material is loaded at the start of the noria, usually onto a conveyor belt. This can be done with a silk ladle,shovels or other loading mechanism.

Material transfer: The drive mechanism is activated, which moves the drum and extends the conveyor belt. The conveyor belt starts moving, carrying the material along the noria.

Release of material: The material is transported by noria to the destination, where it can be unloaded, for example, in asuitable silo, a container or a vehicle.