Idlers
A Fuel/ HSD (High-Speed Diesel) Automation System in a data center refers to the automated control and monitoring of fuel delivery and storage for backup power systems. These systems ensure reliable power supply during outages by automating the transfer and management of diesel fuel from storage tanks to generators, enhancing operational efficiency and safety.
This system typically includes components like fuel level sensors, fuel pumps, control panels, and monitoring software, enabling features like automatic fuel filling, remote monitoring, and theft prevention.
- Carrying Idlers (Troughing Idlers)
- Standard Troughing Idlers
- Tapered Troughing Idlers
- Offset Troughing Idlers
- Inline Troughing Idlers
- Training Idlers
- Return Idlers
- Flat Return Idlers
- V-Return Idlers
- Training Idlers (Return Type)
- Rubber Disc Return Idlers
- Spiral Return Idlers
- Impact Idlers
- Installed at loading points to absorb impact from falling materialTypically have rubber rings to cushion shocksExtend belt life and reduce damage
- Self-Aligning / Training Idlers
- Used on both carrying and return sides
- Transition Idlers
- Located at the transition zones (pulley to full trough)Gradually change the belt from flat to trough shape (or vice versa)Help reduce stress on the belt edges
