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Trough angle

Inclination angle of lateral idlers relative to the horizontal in a troughing idler station. Standard angles per CEMA/DIN 22102: 20°, 35°, and 45°. Higher angles increase volumetric capacity and better contain the material. The 35° angle is most common in mining and heavy industry; 45° is used for fine or high-capacity materials. Directly affects cross-sectional area calculation and conveyor drive power requirements.

What you need to know

  • Inclination angle of lateral idlers relative to the horizontal in a troughing idler station.
  • Standard angles per CEMA/DIN 22102: 20°, 35°, and 45°.
  • Higher angles increase volumetric capacity and better contain the material.
  • The 35° angle is most common in mining and heavy industry; 45° is used for fine or high-capacity materials.
  • Directly affects cross-sectional area calculation and conveyor drive power requirements.

Full definition

Inclination angle of lateral idlers relative to the horizontal in a troughing idler station. Standard angles per CEMA/DIN 22102: 20°, 35°, and 45°. Higher angles increase volumetric capacity and better contain the material. The 35° angle is most common in mining and heavy industry; 45° is used for fine or high-capacity materials. Directly affects cross-sectional area calculation and conveyor drive power requirements.

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Applicable standards

DIN 22102