turner91
Mechanical
- Jul 22, 2011
- 13
I need to create a mixture of sand, gravel, and other grit in an adhesive that will be bonded on a steel hinged conveyor belt. If you have never seen one of these then you can visit this site as a reference:
The adhesive mixture will need to be about 1 inch tall and must be able to be molded or formed so that the hinges do not get locked shut in the process of applying it.
The mixture and belt will be under an extreme amount of pressure as the belt is cycling on its track. I will have a small AAV (Amphibious Assault Vehicle) track system running on top of it for an erosion experiment for the military. It will have close to a ton on it at any width of the belt.
I really have no experience with this type of adhesive so any responses are appreciated. Would it be necessary to use two different adhesives? One to make the mixture and another to bond it to the steel of the belt?
The adhesive mixture will need to be about 1 inch tall and must be able to be molded or formed so that the hinges do not get locked shut in the process of applying it.
The mixture and belt will be under an extreme amount of pressure as the belt is cycling on its track. I will have a small AAV (Amphibious Assault Vehicle) track system running on top of it for an erosion experiment for the military. It will have close to a ton on it at any width of the belt.
I really have no experience with this type of adhesive so any responses are appreciated. Would it be necessary to use two different adhesives? One to make the mixture and another to bond it to the steel of the belt?