Catalogue Motion Control Couplings
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Motion control Industrial couplings tsmsj Selection Process
Bellows Coupling Selection
For the BWC and BWLC series Bellows coupling, use the following formulas:
Process
Nominal Torque = in-lbs. = HP X 63025 / RPM
Design Torque = SF X Nominal Torque (Motor) X Inertia (Driven)_
Inertia (Driver) + Inertia (Driven)
The Service Factors for the BWC and BWLC series should be: 1.5 for uniform movements, 2.0 for non-uniform movements, and 2.5 (maximum) non-uniform/shock loading movements. The design torque should always be equal to or lower than the nominal rated torque of the coupling. Please consult the allowable misalignment figures on pages 7 and 10. These figures represent the maximum amount of allowable misalignment.
Mini-Disc Coupling Selection Process
Sizing the Mini-disc coupling, ensure that the maximum torque for the application is under the allowable torque for the particular mini-disc coupling size. Check the maximum bore, misalignment, and torsional stiffness ratings against the requirements of the application.
Oldham, Min-Soft, or Mini-Jaw Coupling Selection Process
When selecting an Oldham style coupling, it should be determined whether a clamp or setscrew style is appropriate. For the Oldham, Mini Soft, or jaw couplings, refer to the service factor chart below to select the correct service factor for the application. Calculate the design torque by multiplying the nominal torque by the application service factor. Then, select the correct Oldham, Mini Soft, or Jaw size coupling by choosing the size that has a torque rating larger than the calculated design torque.
Oldham, Mini-Soft, and Mini-Jaw Coupling Service Factor Chart
Constant Torque 0-10 Hrs./Day
Varying Torque 0-10 Hrs./Day
Constant Torque 11-24 Hrs./Day
Varying Torque 11-24 Hrs./Day
Start/Stop=0-120/Hr. Temperature=50-85 F
1.2
1.7
1.7
2.2
Start/Stop=0-120/Hr. Temperature=86-104 F
1.4
2.0
2.0
2.6
Start/Stop=0-120/Hr. Temperature=105-140 F
1.7
2.5
2.5
3.2
Start/Stop=121-240/Hr. Temperature=50-85 F
1.5
2.2
2.2
2.8
Start/Stop=121-240/Hr. Temperature=86-104 F
1.8
2.5
2.5
3.3
Start/Stop=121-240/Hr. Temperature=105-140 F
2.2
3.1
3.1
4.1
GS Curved Jaw Coupling Service Factors
Temperature Factor
Torsional Stiffness Factor
Shock Load Factors
-30 to +30C
+40 C
+60 C
+80 C
K3
1
1,2
1,4
1,8
Main Spindle Drive Of Machine
Positioning Drive
K4
2-5
3-8
10
K5
Light Shock Loads
1,0
Medium Shock Loads
1,4
Heavy Shock Loads
1,8
GS Curved Jaw Selection Process
Rotational inertia coefficient (driver) = _Moment of inertia (driver)_
Moment of inertia (driver) + Moment of inertia (driven)
Rotational inertia coefficient (driven) = Moment of inertia (driven)
Moment of inertia (driver) + Moment of inertia (driven)
Check the nominal torque for the application against the rating for the coupling:
Tkn > Rated torque of machine x K3 x K4
Peak Torque
Shock load (driver side) = Peak torque (driver) x rotational inertia coefficient (driver) x K5 Shock load (driven side) = Peak torque (driven) x rotational inertia coefficient (driven) x K5
Check the peak torque for the application against the rating for the coupling (see page 12), checking both driver and driven sides:
Tkmax > Peak Torque (driver or driven side) x K3 x K4
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