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AGNEE Extruder
gearbox size is to be determined against rated output torque
capacity in consideration with necessary service factor. The
thrust bearing size should thereafter be cross-checked against its
suitability in terms of basic dynamic load rating.
1.0Selection Of
Size of Reducer :
1.1Gearbox ratio = Input speed / output speed
1.2 Select the nearest nominal ratio and corresponding actual
ratio from the available chart.
1.3 Determine the demand torque at output based on consumed load
(*) and output rpm
Required torque (Nm)=9550 x Actual Reducer Power (Absorbed power
(kW)*) X service Factor /Ooutput speed (rpm)
(* In absence of consumed load, take motor power)
1.4 Get required output torque of the gearbox by multiplying the
demand torque with necessary mechanical service factor. The
minimum service factor is recommended to be between 1.5 and 2.0
depending upon the operating duration and loading character.
Required output torque (Nm)=Demand torque (Nm) x service factor
1.5 From the mechanical torque rating table select a suitable size
wherein the rated output torque meets or exceeds the required
torque under point, 1.4 with the pre-determined ratio.
2.0 Check For Thermal Rating :
2.1 Thermal ratings are listed for following cases:
1. Gearbox without additional cooling (i.e. with natural heat
dissipation through connection & radiation)
2. Gearbox fitted with cooling water coil.
2.2 Determine the thermal service factor from table.
2.3 Calculate the required thermal power capacity on the basis of
absorbed power (*) and thermal service factor corresponding to
specified ambient temperature and running hours.
Required thermal power (kW) = Absorbed power (kW)*/Thermal service
factor.
(* In absence of consumed load, take motor power)
2.4Check the type
of cooling (with or without cooling coil) by referring to thermal
rating table. The required thermal power must be equal to or less
then the thermal capacity of the gearbox as tabled in this
catalogue.
3.0 Check for
Thrust Bearing :
3.1 The screw diameter, working pressure, screw rpm and thrust
bearing life expectancy are to be specified by the extruder
manufacturers.
3.2 Calculate the thrust load (Fa) from the following relationship
:
Fa=3.14 X Ds2 X Pa / 4 X 10000
Fa=Thrust load from extruder (kN)
Ds=Extruder screw diameter (mm)
Pa=Working pressure (bar)
3.3 Calculate the
thrust bearing capacity (Ca) on the following basis :
Ca=1.06 x Fa x (Lh X 60 X Ns/10) 3/10
Where, Ca=Required bearing capacity (kN)
Fa=Thrust load from extruder (kN)
Lh=Bearing life expectancy (hrs)
Ns=Speed of extruder screw (rpm)
3.4 Check the
basic dynamic load rating (C) from the thrust bearing given below.
The calculated capacity (Ca) must be equal to or less than the
catalogue rating (C).
Since, AGNEE Extruder gear drives are standardised with integrally
- cast thrust bearing housing limiting the maximum size of thrust
bearing for a particular model of gear reducer, a higher size
gearbox may be required for accommodating a larger thrust bearing
to satisfy the dynamic capacity. |