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Selection
Brake - Horsepower vs. Shaft Speed
Brake Selection
Determine the shaft speed at the brake location. The number listed at the intersection of the horsepower and speed lines is the size unit you require. MOTOR BRAKE Frame Sizes are listed on product specification sheets.
EXAMPLES:
STOP APPLICATION
Function: To stop a lathe spindle.
Type: A brake will provide either a rapid or cushioned stop.
Size: The motor horsepower is 2 and the speed at the brake location is 1100 rpm. On the brake chart opposite follow across the 2 HP line to the 1100 rpm column. A size 500 brake will handle this application.
START-STOP APPLICATION
Function: To index a conveyor manufacturer along a packing line.
Type: A industrial clutch brake will provide the start-stop index motion required. For this example the industrial clutch-brake will be mounted on a jackshaft.
Size: The motor horsepower is 15 and the speed of the jackshaft is 900 rpm. From the clutch chart on page 8 a size 1225 clutch is required. From brake chart a size 1000 brake is required. Therefore, a size 1225/1000 clutch-brake combination would handle this application.
SELECTION CHARTS
The clutch selection charts are based on the following common power transmission formula:
BRAKETORQUE
T _ 5250 x HP
HP
t
SHAFT SPEED AT BRAKE (IN RPM)
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1500
1800
2000
2400
3000
3600
4000
4600
5000
1/50
z
1
1/20
170
1/12
1/8
1/6
1/4
1/3
1/2
_
3/4
400
1
_
1-1/2
2
500
3
5
650
7-1/2
10
15
_
20
1000
25
30
40
50
60
1525
75
100
_
_
IF THERE IS A CHOICE OF LOCATIONS FOR THE CLUTCH OR BRAKE SELECT THE HIGHEST SPEED SHAFT. THE HIGHER THE SPEED - THE SMALLER THE CLUTCH OR BRAKE REQUIRED.
NOTES ON SELECTION:
See page 234 for Torque Curves.
See page 237 for Heat Dissipation Curves.
Where: T = Torque (lb. ft.)
HP = Horsepower
RPM = Speed at brake location
NOTE: Motor overload factor K does not apply for brakes.
A brake selected will stop the load at least as fast as the time it takes the motor to bring the load up to speed.
Warner Electric (800-234-3369)
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