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IMG - 0032 PSME Code 2008 21

This document discusses power transmission equipment including prime movers, machines, and machine parts. It provides formulas for calculating power transmitted through shafts and belts. Specifically, it details formulas for calculating the power transmitted through a short shaft carrying two pulleys that makes 300 revolutions per minute. It also discusses V-belts and sheaves, how the tapered cross-section of V-belts causes them to wedge into sheave grooves during operation. Standard sizes for multiple V-belt drives are also outlined.

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IMG - 0032 PSME Code 2008 21

This document discusses power transmission equipment including prime movers, machines, and machine parts. It provides formulas for calculating power transmitted through shafts and belts. Specifically, it details formulas for calculating the power transmitted through a short shaft carrying two pulleys that makes 300 revolutions per minute. It also discusses V-belts and sheaves, how the tapered cross-section of V-belts causes them to wedge into sheave grooves during operation. Standard sizes for multiple V-belt drives are also outlined.

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r,RTS GHAPTER 3 - POWER TRANSMISSION EQUTPI .

, PRIME MOVERS, MACHINES AND MAC}IINE PARTS

lltustrative rrrrO"ffi fiber. This method may be used used to find the
short shaft, 50.8 mm in diameter, carrying but twr approximate value of the e polar
polar, section
r that
prlleys close to the bearings transmit if the shal are nearly round. For other than fl" circular
makes 300 revolutions per minute? Usinl cross-seotions, however, r, the polar
p( section
Formula (6a) modulus does not equalI the polar pol moment
ly used in of inertia divided by the distance
listance c. ,

for main P = ,50.d3 x 300 -- 46.99 kW


3 kg/cm2) o.ss7 xiT 5.2 he tapered
V-Belts and Sheaves. The tape cross-
MPa (599 causes it to wedge
sectional shape of a V-belt causes
hafts, etc. Table 3.5.1. firmly into the sheave groove ve during
durinl operation
power P blar Moments of Inertia and Polar Section Modul as place through the
so that the driving action takes
) rrr lha sides of the belt rather thanr the bo'bottom, which
it a given SeclEn
fulatMfriPrt * htrlk fuhr,S€clilflifodrfi.s normally is not in contact withh the sheave at all.
J zp
following
a. V-Belt Drives. Belts of the
the V type,
4 or atmtd commonly manufacturedI of fabric,
fabl cord, or
,. 0.204a3 or 0.074d
combination of these, treated
lated with
wit natural or
synthetic rubber compoundund and
and vulcanized
rud*dt od together, provide a quiet,
liet, compact,
cor and
.. -, 1ll),
12 3+ 't.E Ub resilient form of power transmis
transmission. They
wheft d isthe *oid. side
are used extensively in single and
a multiple
rffie and commercial
forms for automotive, home
EE or A.O9F,d sd or o.19# equipment and in industrial drive for a wide
rial drives
32 t6 range of horsepower extending
extendin upwards
from fractional values.
nld4t r(d-dl
t6D aa
or
32
o.watd-l) or 0.1!#(D- d ) b. ielt. Fi\
Standard Multiple V-Belt. Five sizes V-
D belts are designated in the Engineering
i

5fg sr= l.oEtisr


le V-Belt
Sfandards for Multiple V-Br Drives.
E 0.20 F3 Nominalwidth and thickness
ress dimensions
dim are
or O.12 F1 as shown in Table 3.5.2.
.2. However,
Howr actual
dimensions of V-belts
elts of
o various
.. "d-t -d- s'
B. 30 manufacturers may vary ry somewhat
somr from
Hmr- A,6
or o.og8d- o.t6ls' or 0.,sd-0333sr
B
ns. Because
these nominal dimensions.
fact, it is recommended that
Becr of this
belts of different
lhat belts
makes should never be mixed o
:

d-Er/g rn on the same

@' "Il*-:i€J
32'E
or o.o98d'- r.0823s1
tb lD
ot 0.1#d - 2.165{
a
drive. Standard V-beltI pitch Ilengths and
permissible pitch-length h tolerances
toler are

&
given in Table 3.5.3.
/5$ d
48 2A
or 0.036 sr or 0.05 s' Table 3.5.2
Standard Multinle V.Balt DDimensions and
Recommended Test Load

s, sudden b- Polar Moments of lnertia and Sectior


e given a Iloduli. The polar moment of inertia wit
p used of respect to a polar axis through the center c rf
Belt Section
hose just gravity shall be used for problems involvint l ltt
the torsional strength of shafts since this i 5 Type A Type B Type C Type D Type E
usually the axis about which twisting of th t
e diameter shafts takes place.
haft makes 12.7mm 16.67mm 22.22mm 31.75mm 38.1Omm
nula (5b) The polar section modulus (also calle W tr/"\ |2'l/j32'1 ITte\ n-1t4\ (1-1t2\
section modulus of torsion), Zp tor circule V T
7.94mm J0.32mm 13.49mm
(7F,2'\
19.05mm 23.02mm
(5/16") (13t32") tt/,\ o9la)\
section may be found by dividing the pole Lf Std Te-st Load 22-73ko 29-5 ko 38.7 kq 53.77 ko 63.32 ko
lmm moment of inertia, J, by the distance c fror n
the center of gravity to the most remot 6

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