| Given that the power & RPM that are imposed upon the shaft are known, then the torque transmitted will be: | The graphs D, E & F for the 3 different joint designs are based on a B10 bearing life of 5,000 hours and joint angle of 3 degrees. | ||
| T = HPx7119 |
or | KWx9542 Nm | |
| RPM | RPM | Graphs A & B give the appropriate factors for greater life and larger angle. A further factor should be included if there is direct connection of the shaft to prime movers as given in table C. | |
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This torque has to be effected by consideration of joint bearing life required, operating angle & application conditions. |
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EFFECTIVE TORQUE Te = T x K1 K2 x K3
| PRIME MOVER | K3 | |
| Electric Motor | (4cyl. and more) | 1,00 |
| Gasoline engine | (4cyl. and more) | 1,25 |
| Diesel engine | (4cyl. and more) | 1,30 |
Using Te & RPM as the co-ordinates on either of the following graphs D, E or F locate the application position in relation to the series lines. If this should be between two series lines, select the upper one.
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