Course Description: Belt Conveyor Design Mastery

Master the complete engineering process of Belt Conveyor Design with this advanced, industry-focused training program. Designed for mechanical and material-handling engineers, this course teaches you how to design efficient, high-capacity, and reliable conveyor systems using engineering formulas, tension calculations, and industrial standards.

Learn step-by-step how to calculate belt width, conveyor capacity, belt tension, number of plies, idler spacing, idler trough angles, motor horsepower, and drum design with real-world methods used in mining, cement, steel, bulk material handling, and manufacturing industries.

Whether you are designing a new conveyor or upgrading an existing system, this course equips you with the skills to eliminate failures, reduce power consumption, select correct components, and improve overall conveyor performance.

What You Will Learn

• How to calculate belt width based on conveyor capacity
• Determining maximum belt tension and selecting safe belt ratings
• Selecting the number of plies for strength and durability
• Optimizing belt speed for material flow and equipment life
• Computing total load, effective tension, and power requirement
• Sizing motor and gearbox HP accurately
• Understanding resistance on top and return run
• Choosing correct idler spacing, diameters, and troughing angles
• Calculating tension on drum and designing drive pulleys safely
• Complete drum design using engineering stress formulas

Why This Course Stands Out

• 100% engineering-based, not just software operation
• Practical industry calculations explained step-by-step
• Suitable for freshers and experienced engineers in conveyor design
• Helps you take roles in R&D, design engineering, NPD, and EPC projects
• Builds deep understanding for handling bulk material handling systems confidently

Who Should Enroll

• Mechanical, Design & Production Engineers
• Material Handling Engineers
• Conveyor Maintenance & Reliability Engineers
• Professionals working in mining, cement, ports, power plants, or heavy industries
• Get the complete skillset needed to design industrial belt conveyors with accuracy, confidence, and real engineering knowledge.