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CbN
SERI ES
2000 3000
Speed Reducers
Selection
I
Size Selection (cont.) Step^ 4
• Verify overhung load ratings where required (see page 237).
Selection Information
1. Input HP
• Based on application data.
2. Speed/Ratio
• Obtain either desired output speed (RPM) or gearbox ratio based on application.
3. Service Factor
• Determine the required service factor using either the AGMA application classification chart (pages 238-240), or the duration of operation, load type, and drive type with the table below:
Example
Application Data
1.
Rotary lobe pump, 10+ hours per day, speed reducer direct coupled to load, foot mounted, 1.25 service factor.
TEFC, 230/460 volt, 7 1/2 HP, 1750 RPM, 213TC frame footless.
PRIME MOVER
HOURS OF OPERATION
UNIFORM
LOAD
U
MODERATE
SHOCK
LOAD M
HEAVY
SHOCK LOAD V
Electric Motor
0 - 3
0.80
1.00
1.50
3 - 10
1.00
1.25
1.75
10 - 24
1.25
1.50
2.00
Internal Combustion Engine
0-3
1.00
1.25
1.75
3-10
1.25
1.50
2.00
10 - 24
1.50
1.75
2.25
Motor rating:
Output speed: 280 RPM
Size Selection
280 RPM required output
Equals 6.3:1 ratio
6.1 3242
PM •SF = P
Example 10.45 2208
7.5 HP x 1.25 = 9.4 HP
SIZE SELECTION
Step 1
• Locate speed reducer selection tables (pages 246­263) based on input speed to gearbox.
Step 2
• Choose the nominal ratio appropriate for the speeds required.
Step 3
• Select the gear unit size for the chosen ratio and the known input speed so that the mechanical power rating P (hp) satisfies the following:
3242 (10.45 HP) > 9.4
pg.246
Select CbN 3242
(There are no thermal or OHL considerations.)
3. Catalog Designation
(see "ordering" page 236)
CbN • 3242 • S • B3 • 6.3 • U • 213TC
P > P • SF
m
4. Motor Model Number
Refer to motor catalog for complete motor selection, dimensions and characteristics.
P = mechanical power rating (hp) of gearbox
Pm = motor power (hp)
SF = required service factor
Note: Size selection based on absorbed power (Pa) or absorbed torque (Ta) at the low speed shaft instead of motor power (Pm) is allowed when the former is known with sufficient accuracy and if the number of start operations is limited. When Ta is applied in size selection, verify if:
T>T • SF
T T
a
SF
torque rating (in. lbs.) at low speed shaft absorbed torque (in. lbs.) at low speed shaft (based on input hp) required service factor
235

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