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Posted on October 21, 2020 in Dust Control, and Fugitive Dust Emissions
Is Your System Running? Is it Meeting Your Full Expectations? If you work with dry bulk material such as biomass, recycling, wood chips, cement, or pulp and paper, you know that controlling dry dust is a constant challenge. Dry dust that is not properly managed can lead to increasing risks to safety, health and compliance, […]
Posted on October 6, 2020 in Conveyor Belts, and Dust Control
Fugitive dust created by the conveyor in bulk material handling can turn into major setbacks if left unaddressed for too long. Production might continue, but it will be increasingly less efficient. Safety and compliance will become greater issues as well. You depend on your conveyor system to ensure exceptional customer service and achieve your operational […]
Posted on September 17, 2020 in Conveyor Belts, Dust Control, and Maintenance
Keeping Carryback Out of the Way Consistent production in bulk material handling is best achieved when a conveyor belt is clean and intact so it can continue to perform. Spillage around the head pulley and carryback dust and spillage indicate the belt’s cleaning system is compromised. A worn conveyor belt scraper is often the source […]
Posted on September 2, 2020 in Conveyor Belts, and Material Handling
Conveyor systems are central to bulk material handling. You depend on them to move immense amounts of product reliably and efficiently to support your production goals. At the same time, if left unchecked, spillage from the conveyor creates operational issues, especially around transfer points. As material falls from the carry side of the belt and […]
Posted on August 13, 2020 in Dust Control, and Material Handling
How Safe Is Your Stored Material? Stockpiles are an integral part of any bulk material handling system, such that proper raw material can be retrieved for continued production. Stockpile management requires sealing and protecting the piles from moisture; an improved environmental profile; good-neighbor efforts; and, if the material is combustible, inhibiting oxygen. If inactive storage […]
Posted on July 16, 2020 in Dust Control
Silica (silicon dioxide) is one of the most common elements on Earth. It can be found in two forms, crystalline and non-crystalline. Materials containing crystalline silica are non-hazardous unless agitated, such as by blasting, crushing, chipping and grinding, which can create tiny particles called respirable crystalline silica. In bulk material handling, if a resulting silica […]
Posted on June 30, 2020 in Conveyor Belts, and Material Handling
Cost-Cutting Innovation in the Belt Conveyor Load Zone Most bulk material handlers will experience the challenge of excess spillage and dust in the load zone. This is especially true when a misaligned transfer point chute creates a flawed transition of material onto the receiving belt. Improper or off-center loading can further cause the belt to […]
Posted on May 21, 2020 in Dust Control, Fugitive Dust Emissions, and Material Handling
As a bulk material handler, you want to process the most product in the least time in the safest, cleanest environment. A major obstacle to that goal is spillage and fugitive dust, which create lost product, more maintenance, lost time, and more hazards to both staff and the community. Conquering fugitive dust requires a complete […]
Posted on April 27, 2020 in News
To our Clients, Partners and Friends, Benetech has taken significant steps to ensure the safety of our employees, customers we serve and surrounding communities during these challenging times. We are “ALL IN” and 100% committed to continue our support and service to industries that serve as the backbone of our economy and nation. Please know your […]
Posted on April 15, 2020 in Maintenance
Making Maintenance Quicker and Easier Bulk material handlers know the importance of consistent periodic maintenance: Optimal maintenance depends on convenient access to the conveyor chute and skirt box system for inspection and clean-out. However, in many operations, system inspection requires removing the door slowly, bolt by bolt – and then putting it back on the […]
