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[Technical Data]    [Technical Data]
 Designing of Chain Drive Mechanism 4  Selection of Flat Belts




                   Selection procedure of No Crosspiece Type    [Step 4] Using the Tension on the Loose Side to Calculate Maximum Tension
                                                                                          FM1: Maximum Tension N
                                                                      Formula 4      FM1=F · K  F: Effective Tension   N
 The service life of roller chains depends heavily on   [Step 1] Calculating the Effective Tension  K: Coefficient
 lubrication. Therefore, correct lubrication is extremely       Using Value μ selected from Table-3 and the wrap angle (   ),
 important. Today, as chains are increasingly run at higher   The effective tension of a belt can be calculated using Formula 1.  select value K from Table-4.
 speeds, they need to be lubricated more efficiently.           (When the wrap angle (   ) is not listed in Table-4, Calculate from)
 Benefits of Lubrication Oil  Formula 1   F=f(WG+W1+W2)L+f(W1+W3)L±WG · H            e F'
                                                                     μ
                                                                K=
 Oil applied into the space between pins, bushings and rollers          e F ' -1
                                                                    μ
 forms oil film. Which then helps to reduce wear of parts as well   (Carrier Side)  (Return Side)  (Vertical Side)  μ: Friction coefficient between driving pulley and belt (Select from Table-3)
 as absorb impact. Oil also cools down heat generated in the   F  : Effective Tension  e: Base of Natural Logarithm (2.718)
 chain. Use good quality mineral oil to lubricate roller chains.  f  : Rolling friction coefficient of rollers, or friction coefficient   ': Radian                 2π
                                                                             (F′=F×         )
                   between belt and supports   (Select from Table -1)                      360
 Recommended Lubricating Oil  WG : Weight of Carried Materials per Meter of Belt kg/m   List of μ values (Table-3)
                                                                                  Cloth
 Lubrication Method  ACB  C  W1 : Weight of belt per Meter kg/m    Surface Shape in Contact   Surfaced
                                                                        with Pulley Smooth
 Temperature (A) -10  0  40  50  -10  0  40  50  W2 : Carrier Roller Weight per 1m kg/m  (Select from Table -2)  Pulley Surface
                                                                             0.2
                                                                        Dry
 Chain No.  0 ~  40 ~  50 ~  60 ~  0 ~  40 ~  50 ~  60 ~  W3 : Return Roller Weight per 1m kg/m  (Select from Table -2)  Bare Steel   Wet  0.15  0.3
                   L  : Conveyor Horizontal Length m
                                                                   Pulley
                                                                                   0.2
 25~50/06B~10B SAE10 SAE20 SAE30 SAE40  SAE10 SAE20 SAE30 SAE40  H  : Vertical Height (+Up angle, -Down angle) m   Rubber   Dry
 60~80/12B~20B SAE20 SAE30 SAE40 SAE50                          Ranking      0.3  0.35
                                                                   Pulley  Wet  0.2  0.25
                                                                Table of Value K Based on Wrap Angle (   ) (Table-4)
                   Table of f Values(Table 1)
 The lubrication methods(mentioned in the power transmission efficiency tables are based on the followings.)  μ  0.1  0.15  0.2  0.25  0.3  0.35  0.5
                   Belt Surface in Contact with Supports  Smooth  Cloth Surfaced  F°
 Lubrication  Method  Service Interval and Oiling Quantity  Notes  Roller Support  180  3.8  2.7  2.2  1.9  1.7  1.5  1.3
 Hand Oiling  Apply oil by   While slowly turning   0.05  0.05   190   3.6  2.6  2.1  1.8  1.6  1.5  1.3
 hand using a   the chain, apply oil   Roller+Steel Plate Support  0.2  0.3  200  3.4  2.5  2.0  1.8  1.6  1.5  1.3
 hand oiler or a   evenly 3~4 times onto
 brush, normally   the entire length of                          210   3.3  2.4  2.0  1.7  1.5  1.4  1.2
 at least once   the chain. Be careful   Steel Supported (SUS·SS)  0.4  0.5
 everyday.  not to allow hands or                                220   3.2  2.3  1.9  1.7  1.5  1.4  1.2
 clothing to be caught   Plywood Support  0.5  0.6
 between the chain and                                           230   3.1  2.3  1.9  1.6  1.4  1.4  1.2
 the sprocket. When the   (When knife edges are used, add 0.2 to the above values in Table -1.)
 mechanism is run for
 the first time after oiling,    Carrier Side:  As the back of the belt has a cloth   [Step 5] Using Pretension to Calculate Maximum Tension
 A  be careful to excess oil           surface, avoid using iron plate or
 splashing over.                       plywood as support as much as                      FM2: Maximum Tension    N
                                       possible.                    Formula 5      FM2=F+B · TC  B  : Belt Width               cm
 Drop Lubrication  Oil the chain   It is                                                  TC  : Initial Tension          N/cm
 in a manner   recommended
 such that   that a simple                                                                         (Select from Table-5)
 approximately   casing be                                         Table of Tc Values (Table-5)
 5~20 drops of   installed over
 oil are applied   the chain to   Return Side:  When the front side of the belt has a cloth   No. of Tension Members (No. of Plys)  1 Pc.  2 Pc.  3 Pc.
 onto the chain   prevent oil from     surface, or is coated with silicon or
 per minute.  splashing over.          fluorocarbon resin, avoid using iron plate or   Initial Tension (N/mm)  1.5  3.0  4.5
                                       plywood as support as much as possible.
 Oil Bath Lubrication  Dip the bottom   Use a leak-free   (Some types of belts identified by specific   Compare FM1 (Formula 4) and FM2 (Formula 5),
 of the chain   oil container.                                     and Make the larger as the Max. Tension FM.
 approximately   Before                product names are compatible with the roller,
 10 mm below   installing the   Table of Roller Weight (Table 2) table.)  [Step 6] Allowable Stress
 the oiled   oil container,
 surface.  wash it   Roller Dia. (mm)  Single Roller (kg/roller) Allowable Load (kg/roller)  C: Allowable Stress for Belt  N/mm
 carefully                                                                                                FM
 to remove            28.6      0.2       50                           Formula 6      C≥         FM: Effective Tension  kg
 dust, dirt and                                                                                         B  B: Belt Width    mm
 B  other foreign   Table-2 shows the weight of the revolving
 Rotating Plate   The chain is oiled   particles.  parts of a roller that meets (JISB8805-1965).  When the allowable stress for the belt being used is equal to or higher than the maximum
 Lubrication  by a rotating plate.   Maintain the                  tension per 1cm width of the belt as expressed by Formula 6 above, the belt is suitable for use.
 Dip the plate   correct oil level.   For accurate calculation, check the actual
 approximately 20mm   Do not overfill                             Allowable stress by type (Table-6)
 below the oil level.   the container.  weight of the roller being used.
 The wind velocity of   [Step 2] Power Requirement                  Application  MMaterial  Number of   Allowable Tension
 the plate should be                         P : Power Requirement  kW                     Layers   (N/mm)
 200 m/min or faster.                        F : Effective Tension  N
                                                  F ∙ V  V : Belt Speed    m/min  Urethane   1        4
                                                 60000
 Forced Circulation   It is necessary   Use a leak-free   Formula 2  P =              6120: 60×102(Constant)  For General Use  2  6
 Lubrication by Pump  to adjust the   oil container.                            Polyvinyl    1        4
 oil quantity   Before installing                                               Chloride
 appropriately   the oil container,   [Step 3] Motor Power  Pm: Motor Power kW               2        6
 C  to prevent   wash it carefully           P  : Power Requirement  kW  For Electronic   Conductive   1  4
 overheating.  to remove                               P              Parts    Urethane
 dust, dirt and          Formula 3  Pm =        J  : Mechanical Efficiency                   2        6
 other foreign                                         (Standard Mechanical Efficiency Range0.5~0.65)  1  4
 particles.                                                         For Sliding  Urethane
                     For efficient operation, it is recommended to check the motor   Impregnated  2   6
                     property if the motor for use has a power rating less than 0.1kW.  For Conveying Bulk Materials  Urethane  1  4
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