Development Trends of New Mine-used Electronic Belt Scales in Coal Mines

At present, electronic information technology is widely applied in coal enterprises, and mining technology is continuously being improved and refined. With the introduction of new management concepts, aging of old equipment has led to significant reductions in safety and performance, resulting in unnecessary waste and pollution, as well as affecting production efficiency and safety.

This necessitates the development and utilization of new products by enterprises. As an essential automated measurement device for coal mine production supervision, the mine-used electronic belt scale plays a crucial role in strengthening production process supervision, ensuring production efficiency and safety, and preventing overproduction.

To fully leverage the capabilities of mine-used electronic belt scales, coal mines are continuously upgrading to new models.

The coal mining industry is actively expanding the application of new mine-used electronic belt scales, which exhibit the following development trends:

1. Continuous Structural Upgrades and Innovations: The direct load-bearing structure of mine-used belt scales is constantly being improved and innovated, with simplifications and enhancements in stability. This ensures more stable transportation and weighing of coal, providing a mechanical foundation for accurate coal weight measurement.

Notably, new high-precision composite load-bearing structures eliminate heavy mechanical components like crossbeams and levers, reducing the overall weight and horizontal surface area of the belt scale, and minimizing weight loss during force transmission. The accuracy of the scale frame is significantly enhanced, and maintenance workload is greatly reduced.

2. High Precision: New mine-used belt scales will continuously improve in terms of weighing accuracy, stability, and reliability.

By utilizing highly sensitive and precise information sensing devices, along with efficient and advanced data processing algorithms and calibration methods, data response becomes more accurate and timely, enhancing weighing precision and stability to meet the precise measurement needs of coal enterprises.

For instance, Guonuo Technology's high-precision mine-used belt scale employs automatic online calibration methods, enabling calibration during normal coal transportation without the need for shutdowns, ensuring continuous and stable production, with calibration accuracy comparable to that of physical calibration methods.

3. Intelligence: With the rapid development of technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), big data, and artificial intelligence, new mine-used belt scales are increasingly adopting these technologies to enhance their intelligence levels.

Many current mine-used belt scales feature automatic monitoring of operational status and faults, with the ability to automatically alert and provide fault types and maintenance recommendations when abnormalities are detected.

Future mine-used belt scales will possess stronger data collection, analysis, and processing capabilities, enabling more precise and stable weighing and measurement, and offering more diverse data analysis and reporting functions to assist coal enterprises in production management and decision-making.

4. Integration: New belt scales are likely to be more deeply integrated with other mining equipment and systems, achieving data sharing and collaborative, centralized, and unified management.

For example, they can seamlessly connect with conveying equipment, automated control systems, and production management systems, enabling automation of production processes and informatization, digitization, and centralization of supervision.

5. Remote Monitoring and Management: New mine-used belt scales will incorporate more remote monitoring and management functions. Utilizing remote monitoring terminals, real-time remote monitoring, parameter setting, fault diagnosis, and maintenance management of conveyor belt scales can be achieved, thereby enhancing equipment reliability and operational efficiency.

As technology and industry evolve, new mine-used electronic belt scales will continue to upgrade towards intelligence, integration, high precision, environmental protection, energy conservation, and remote monitoring and management, playing an even greater role in coal mine production activities and management work.