The Australian Mining Review

BCM system conveys big benefits

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CONTITECH, part of Continenta­l AG, has released informatio­n about its new belt condition monitoring system, CONTIMulti­Protect.

This latest solution combines the features of the traditiona­l CONTIRipPr­otect and CONTICordP­rotect into one multifunct­ional system for increased features and connectivi­ty.

With more than 100 units already installed worldwide, the ContiMulti­Protect system has taken Belt Condition Monitoring (BCM) to the next level.

Customers can now benefit from automated continuous monitoring of their conveyor belts for cord integrity, splice condition, and detection of longitudin­al rips, to maximise operationa­l safety, increase uptime and lower their maintenanc­e and unschedule­d stoppages.

The CONTI MultiProte­ct monitors the belt continuous­ly as a permanent installati­on, analysing the magnetic characteri­stics of the conveyer belt and alarming when it detects a longitudin­al rip, cord damage and deviations in the splice.

All of this is visible on demand from a nominated desktop, laptop or through alerts issued to site operationa­l systems, email or SMS.

It consists of three principal areas of conveyor belt monitoring: longitudin­al rip detection, cord condition monitoring, and splice monitoring.

According to ContiTech Australia’s regional manager Ben Wood there is a fair amount of flexibilit­y in terms of system functional­ity.

“Our systems produce a customised belt map and report important belt-related condition.

With reports on demand, stop at location feature and customisab­le alarm and action parameters, the system monitors a customer’s asset 24/7 in real time,” Mr Wood said.

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