Telescopic Chute

PEBCO® Loading Spouts are designed with integrated drive systems and are primarily intended to load trucks and railcars, where lower loading rates and shorter travel lengths are required. Spouts can be found in our Dustless Loading Spout (DLS) and Self-Contained DLS (SCDLS) line of products. The DLS comes ready with a port for connection to your existing dust collection system while the SCDLS has integrated dust collection. These Spouts can also be paired with a single or dual axis positioner to allow for misalignment in positioning of the vessel being loaded.

PEBCO® Loading Spouts

Applications for the PEBCO® Telescoping Chute (TC) and PEBCO Cascade Chute® (PCC) include barge and ship loading along with open stock piles. These typically do not require active dust collection systems. The PCC is designed to keep dust emissions to an absolute minimum by utilizing a series of oppositely inclined cones to eliminate free fall. The TC is best suited for preventing wind-generated dust over long vertical drops when loading ships, barges, or creating stockpiles.

Description

PEBCO® Telescopic Chutes are ideal for outdoor stockpiling or ship loading for their ability to contain product during freefall and accommodate a variety of application sizes and flow rates.

  • Typically used for outdoor stockpiling of material or to load ships or barges
  • Contains product during freefall from conveyor to pile, minimizing wind-blown dust
  • Construction can be in any number of sections, diameters, or lengths to accommodate a variety of applications and huge range of flow rates
  • Usual construction is carbon steel, abrasion resistant steel, and stainless
  • Loose running clearances prevent binding of tubes due to material buildup
  • Heavy rings on both ends reinforce each end of the tube and insure concentricity
  • Tube diameters increase down the chute eliminating the possibility of plugging
  • Tivar® tubes are available where weight or sticky products are a concern

Options

  • Tube-to-tube seals reduce dusting, particularly with Tivar®
  • Drop-in inlet tube liner can dramatically increase chute life
  • Trimming spoons distribute material radially from centerline
  • Gimbals allow the chute to pivot when used on elevating conveyor booms
  • Remote mount or integral winches include electrically released, mechanically applied brake
  • Spray rings provide large volumes of water to reduce dust at the pile
  • Fog spray headers by The Raring Corp encapsulate dust at the pile
  • End of travel, ultimate-up, and slack cable limit switches provide feedback
  • Tilt probe(s) sense material at the chute outlet
  • Plugged chute sensors protect the system
  • Auto-Raise and Auto-Lower control panels
  • Controls