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Megadyne MEGASYNC™ technical handbook

Megadyne MEGASYNC™ technical handbook
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Megadyne MEGASYNC™ technical handbook

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Introduction to Megadyne MEGASYNC™ Belts
Megadyne has consolidated its rubber endless timing belts into a comprehensive technical handbook to assist designers. The MEGASYNC™ family includes various belt types such as Imperial, STD, HTB, Silver, Gold, and Titanium, suitable for applications ranging from appliances to heavy industry.
Classifications
MEGASYNC™ belts are engineered for high performance, offering synchronous transmission, high efficiency, and low maintenance. They are constructed from high-quality rubber compounds and high modulus cords, ensuring durability and resistance to environmental factors. Titanium belts, in particular, feature carbon cord technology for enhanced performance.
Technical Calculation
The handbook provides detailed procedures for calculating drive requirements, including belt pitch selection, power transmission, and pulley selection. Key parameters include belt width, length, pitch, pulley diameters, and speed ratios. Service factors are included to adjust calculations based on machine type and operating conditions.
Performance Comparison
MEGASYNC™ belts are compared based on their power ratings, with Titanium belts offering the highest performance. Graphs and tables are provided to assist in selecting the appropriate belt and pulley combinations for specific applications.
Technical Calculation Overview
This section details technical calculations for MEGASYNC™ belt drive systems, focusing on center distances, power ratings, belt widths, and pre-tensioning requirements.
Specifications and Formulas
  • Center Distance Calculation: Formulas are provided for calculating center distances based on speed ratio and pulley sizes.
  • Power Rating: The power rating is calculated using specific formulas involving belt performance and correction factors.
  • Belt Width Determination: The width coefficient is calculated to select the appropriate belt width.
  • Pre-Tensioning: Proper pre-tensioning is crucial to prevent tooth jump and reduce noise.
Tables and Data
  • Tables provide correction factors, belt width factors, motor class factors, and belt mass per unit length.
Static Tension Check
Involves calculating free span length and deflection forces to ensure proper tensioning.
Forces on Shaft and Bearings
Dynamic axial load and bearing loads are calculated based on engine power, belt speed, and pulley position.
Causes of Belt Failure
Common causes include abnormal wear, tooth damage, and environmental factors, with corrective actions suggested.
Thickness Tolerances and Standard Widths
Details on thickness tolerances and standard widths for various belt grades and pitches are provided.
Imperial and Imperial DD Range
Specifications for various belt types, including code, pitch, and length, are listed.
Basic Performance
Performance data for MEGASYNC MXL and XL belts is presented, showing power output for different diameters and RPMs.
Overview of RPP and RPP DD Belts
Specifications and performance data for high-power, high-precision belts designed to transmit more power with reduced width and noise.
Design Features and Performance Advantages
Features include a parabolic profile for enhanced power transmission and reduced noise, with higher transmittable torques and resistance to tooth jump.
Material Resistance
Resistance to various environmental factors and operational temperature ranges are specified.
Specifications and Performance Data for Titanium Series
Detailed specifications and performance data for Titanium belts, highlighting their high performance and environmental resistance.
Customization Options
Options for special applications, including antistatic versions and custom branding, are available.
Conversion and Formulas
Useful conversion tables and formulas for calculating speed, forces, and torque are included.
Customer Data and Application Information
Data sheets for specifying customer requirements and environmental conditions are provided.
Notes and Legal Information
Concludes with notes on information accuracy, legal disclaimers, and additional resources.
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Megadyne MEGASYNC™ technical handbook-1

Discover Your Local Contacts The local partner of choice for sustainable power transmission belting solutions around the globe. General contact information: Megadyne Via Trieste, 16 Via S. Lucia 114 - 10075 Mathi (Torino) Italy Scan the QR code and find your local contact This information is subject to alteration due to continuous development. Megadyne will not be held liable for the incorrect use of the above stated information. This information replaces previous information. All activities performed and services rendered by Megadyne are subject to general terms and conditions of sale and delivery, as applied by its operating companies. TECHNICAL HANDBOOK

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INDEX Introduction to Megadyne MEGASYNC™ belts Technical calculation Calculation example Forces on shaft and bearings Causes of belt failure Center distance tables Belt data Megadyne MEGASYNC™ Imperial Megadyne MEGASYNC™ Titanium Special execution feasibility Useful formulas and conversion table Data sheet MEGASYNCTM megady

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INTRODUCTION TO MEGADYNE MEGASYNC™ BELTS In order to improve and make the designers’ job easier, Megadyne has decided to simplify and reorganize most of the rubber endless timing belts in just one calculation handbook. INTRODUCING THE COMPLETE MEGADYNE MEGASYNC™ FAMILY OF BELTS. In the following pages you will find all the needed information regarding technical calculation, sizes and data about Megadyne MEGASYNC™ Imperial, STD and HTB, Silver, Gold and Titanium. Our wide range of products with different power ratings and several structures allows Megadyne to always find the best solution for...

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INTRODUCTION STANDARD RANGE MXL • XL • L • H • XH • XXH PERFORMANCE COMPARISON INDEX

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CLASSIFICATIONS CLASSIFICATIONS MEGASYNC™ is the new family name for our rubber synchronous belt products. With the right selection of belt, Megadyne synchronous belts can replace gears, chain and other styles of belt delivering high performance, lubrication-free operating, quiet and long-lasting drive performance. These belts allow: • • • • • • • • synchronous transmission high and constant angular speeds high efficiency resistance to peak loads low-noise transmission no lubrication low maintenance linear speed up to 30 m/s 1. The body is made of high-quality rubber compound having: • • • •...

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CLASSIFICATIONS COATING Megadyne MEGASYNC™ can be manufactured with special coating on the back side. Please check with our Application Department for more details. BELT SPECIFICATION BELT PITCH: the distance P in millimeters between two adjacent tooth Centres as measured along the pitch line of the belt. BELT PITCH LENGTH: the total length (circumference) of the belt in millimeters as measured along the pitch line (the theoretical pitch line lies within the tensile member). The pitch length is a value used to identify the length of a synchronous belt. BELT WIDTH: the width of the belt measured...

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TECHNICAL CALCULATION DRIVE CALCULATION PROCEDURE CONVEYOR BELTS POWER TRANSMISSION belt width belt length actual selected length centre distance centre distance measured in teeth diameter of DriveR pulley diameter of DriveN pulley diameter of Smaller pulley diameter of Larger pulley teeth of DriveR pulley teeth of DriveN pulley teeth of Smaller pulley teeth of Larger pulley number of belt teeth number of teeth in mesh revolution/min [RPM] of the DriveR pulley revolution/min [RPM] of the DriveN pulley revolution/min [RPM] of the Smaller pulley revolution/min [RPM] of the Larger pulley total conveyed...

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TECHNICAL CALCULATION STEP 1 - CALCULATION OF TRASMITTED POWER From Table 2 on page 7 select the appropriate service factor F S according to: • the type of the driven machine • the engine class, depending on the ratio between the peak load over the rated load • the service conditions (duty cycle category) If you are designing a drive with a speed up ratio (i = n1 / n 2 < 1) you need to consider the correction factor C m as reported in the following Table 1: TABLE 1 - CM FACTOR SPEED RATIO (I = N1 / N2) The corrected service factor CC will be: CC = FS + Cm The design power P C is obtained by multiplying...

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TECHNICAL CALCULATION TABLE 2 - SERVICE FACTOR FS DRIVER MACHINE CLASS A Overload peak up to 149% of the rated load Overload peak from 150% up to 249% of the rated load Overload peak from 250% up to 400% of the rated load • AC Motor: asynchronous Star-Delta starting • DC Motor: shunt wound • Internal combustion engines: 8 cyl. and up • AC Motor: asynchronous direct switch starting • Synchronous: normal torque • DC Motor: compound wound • Internal combustion engines: 6 cyl. • AC Motor: single phase;all asynchronous: double cage motors • Synchronous: high torque • DC Motor: series wound • Internal...

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TECHNICAL CALCULATION DUTY CYCLE CATEGORY INTER- DRIVEN MACHINE Category 1: LOW UNIFORM LOAD/TORQUE Office equipment. Measuring equipment. Instrumentation. Display equipment. Laundry machinery (general). Line shaft. Agitators and mixers for liquids. Bakery machines. Conveyors: belt, light package, oven belt (ore, coal, sand). Category 2: MEDIUM UNIFORM LOAD/TORQUE Light woodworking equipment: lathes, band saws. Agitators, mixers for semi-liquid. Screens: drum, conical. Machine tools: lathes, drill presses, screw machines. DUTY CYCLE CATEGORY INTER- DRIVEN MACHINE Category 3: NOT UNIFORM LOAD/TORQUE...

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TECHNICAL CALCULATION STEP 2 - BELT PITCH SELECTION MEGADYNE AND MEGASYNC DD

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TECHNICAL CALCULATION STEP 3 - SELECTION OF BELT, PULLEYS AND CENTER DISTANCE CHOICE OF BELT TYPE AND PITCH Several options are available, with improved belt’s power rating from MEGASYNC™ RPP by getting up to MEGASYNC™ Silver3, Gold2 and eventually Titanium, as shown in the graphs in the previous pages. The graph has: • design power P c along the X-axis • speed of the fastest shaft along the Y-axis. With these input data you will locate an intersection point. The area surrounding this point indicates the pitch you should use for your design. As shown, the most powerful belt is the MEGASYNC™ Titanium....

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