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Steel cord conveyor belt has the advantages of high tensile strength, high friction resistance and strong impact resistance. It is widely used in coal, mining, port, electric power and other fields. The splice area is the weakest link in the whole steel cord conveyor belt, and the splice deformation often occurs. In order to prevent a serious belt breakage accident, we need know the quantitative relationship between splice deformation and splice strength clearly. In this paper, the finite element simulation analysis is carried out on the relationship between deformation and strength of steel cord conveyor belt splices. The change of the bond strength between steel cord and rubber under the action of external force is mainly studied. The emphasis is on the influence of length, number and diameter of steel cords. In these three different factors, the value of A is different. At the same time, we have also analyzed each situation accordingly. Finally, the quantitative relationship between the splice deformation and the overall strength of the splice was summarized. The research results can provide theoretical basis for safety inspection, splice performance analysis, maintenance and renewal of steel cord conveyor belt. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Conveyor belt is an important element of the conveyor. The strength of the steel cord conveyor belt largely determines the carrying capacity, and it also has a great impact on operational safety. In this paper, the effect of different factors on the strength of the steel cord conveyor belt splices was studied. The FEM was used for simulation analysis, and the corresponding tensile experiments were carried out to verify. Steel cords of different lengths were simulated, and the simulation results agree well with the experimental results. On this basis, the steel cord length, steel cord diameter, rubber thickness, and different number of steel cords were investigated to study the effect on the pullout force of the steel cord conveyor belt splice. The numerical simulation results show that different steel cord diameters have more significant effect on the strength of the conveyor belt splice compared to rubber. The steel cord length and steel cord diameter impact on the steel cord conveyor belt is approximately linear. For the different number of the steel cords, the increase in the number of steel cords does not mean that the tension will increase by the same multiple, and the increase in pullout force is less than the increase in the number of steel cords. It provides guidance for the production of steel cord conveyor belts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]