Save the dates · Colorado School of Mines ProEd
Belt Conveyor Design returns to Mines in 2027.
Plan three days in Golden, Colorado, with Dr. Andrew I. Hustrulid—connecting conveyor design with the realities of component selection, installation, maintenance and troubleshooting.
Spring session
April 14–16, 2027
Wednesday–Friday · In person
Fall session
October 20–22, 2027
Wednesday–Friday · In person
From the tension diagram to the field.
Belt Conveyor Design brings the whole system into view: how it behaves, how its components are selected, and how engineering decisions affect the people who install and maintain it.
- Conveyor fundamentals, belt tensions, belting and conveyor economics.
- Idlers, pulleys, drives and system dynamics.
- Installation, splicing, tracking, maintenance and troubleshooting.
- Monitoring, digital twins, AI and transfer points.
The course is for design and project engineers, operations and maintenance teams, and conveyor suppliers and manufacturers. Every attendee receives a copy of CEMA’s Belt Conveyors for Bulk Materials, 7th Edition.
Choose the session that fits your plans.
Both sessions are held at Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colorado. Review the full syllabus and use Mines ProEd for current registration information, fees and course logistics.
Download the two-page course overview (PDF)
Questions about the course content? Contact Andrew Hustrulid.