Conveyors: power-driven – Conveyor section – Endless conveyor
Patent
1981-01-05
1983-08-02
Valenza, Joseph E.
Conveyors: power-driven
Conveyor section
Endless conveyor
198814, 198856, B65G 4300
Patent
active
043961118
ABSTRACT:
A conveyor system that may be driven in a forward or a reverse direction is provided with jam detectors that are effective to interrupt the operation of the conveyor chain (10) upon encountering a jam condition in either direction of drive. The chain (10) is driven about idler sprockets (19 and 53) mounted in housings (21 and 51) that are slidably mounted on a T-bar frame (22). When the chain is driven in a forward direction A, a jam condition causes housings (21) to slide and operate a switch (23) to interrupt power to a motor (18). When the direction of drive is reversed, housing (21) is held from movement by a lock (47), and a lock (54) associated with housing (51) is released to allow the housing (51) to shift in response to a jam condition to operate a switch (58) to again interrupt the power applied to the motor (18).
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Miller R. P.
Valenza Joseph E.
Western Electric Company Inc.
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