Abstract: Computerized systems and methods facilitate searches by identifying instances where the relative positional relationships of multiple search inputs exist within a corpus of text containing pre-compiled code. The search system identifies a presence or absence of the relative positional patterns by unidirectional sub searches anchored at a location that a primary search input occurs within the code. The directionality of the sub searches may be determined by the system based on the input field in which the search input was provided. The system may provide search results that facilitate review of the code at each location the presence or absence of the relative positional pattern exists within the corpus.

Abstract: A belt scraper for be conveyors suitable for mounting on the head pulley comprises blade subassemblies (2), a mounting structure (1) and two side mounting subassemblies (3) to around the whole assembly and provide translator adjustment motions in perpendicular directions. A torsion spring and a compression spring provided in each blade subassembly (2) provide automatic continuous adjustment of scraper blades and keep scraper blades in continuous contact with the belt surface. The torsion spring is given a pre-tension during the assembly of the blade subassembly (2). The compression spring forward three for automatically adjusting scraper blades for less wear.

Abstract: An improved belt scraper assembly for belt conveyors includes one or more blade assemblies and one or more hinge assemblies mounted on either side of a supporting flexible member for facilitating twin blade cleaning. The one or blade assemblies are operatively connected to the hinge assembly, which is adapted to ensure limited rotational motion of said blade assembly.

Abstract: An improved belt scraper assembly for belt conveyors includes one or more blade assemblies and one or more hinge assemblies mounted on either side of a supporting flexible member for facilitating twin blade cleaning. The one or blade assemblies are operatively connected to the hinge assembly, which is adapted to ensure limited rotational motion of said blade assembly.

Abstract: A wedge shaped liner has a back portion (1) and a front portion (3). The back portion is fixed with the chute or hopper wall (8) with the help of a bracket (4). The back portion (1) and the front portion (3) are connected by a curved portion (6), adapted to be adequately flexible and capable of good heat dissipation.

Abstract: An improved belt scraper assembly for belt conveyors includes a blade assembly and a hinge assembly mounted on either side of a supporting flexible member for facilitating twin blade cleaning. The blade assembly is operatively connected to the hinge assembly which is adapted to ensure limited rotational motion of the blade assembly.

Abstract: A liner unit (1) adapted to be detachably attached on a chute wall (12) comprises a liner base enclosed within an integrally formed frame (2) and having a front (10) and a back face (11), said liner unit (1) is adapted to be affixed with the said chute wall (12) through bolt holes (5) by means of fastening means (8), said liner base being provided with pockets on the surface thereof providing cushioning effect in the event of the liner base being impacted with a load during operation.

Abstract: An improved belt scraper assembly for belt conveyors includes at least a blade assembly (1) and at least a hinge assembly (2) mounted on either side of a supporting flexible member (3) for facilitating twin blade cleaning, said blade assembly (1) being operatively connected to said hinge assembly (2) which is adapted to ensure limited rotational motion of said blade assembly (1).