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Type T50<br />

Floating Shaft/Selections<br />

Introduction — Floating shaft diameters have been preselected<br />

to transmit the coupling torque and need only to be checked for<br />

allowable speed.<br />

Construction — Standard shafts are solid, AISI 1018 or 1020<br />

cold rolled steel. Also available is an optional solid, AISI 1018,<br />

fully turned, hot rolled steel shaft.<br />

Determine the Allowable Shaft Length<br />

A. Select the coupling size per Pages 7 and 26.<br />

B. From Page 26, determine shaft diameter (Dimension SD) for<br />

the coupling selected.<br />

C. From the table below, locate the floating shaft diameter<br />

(Dimension SD) determined in Step B.<br />

D. Determine the allowable shaft length for the required<br />

operating speed.<br />

For Speeds under 540 rpm — Read the maximum allowable<br />

shaft length to the left of the required shaft diameter.<br />

For Speeds over 540 rpm — Trace right from the shaft<br />

diameter determined along the diagonal line to the point of<br />

intersection with the required vertical operating speed line.<br />

Trace right along the horizontal line to the right and read the<br />

maximum allowable shaft length.<br />

E. Determine if shaft requires balancing. Locate point where<br />

operating speed and floating shaft length cross. Balance is<br />

required when point is located to the right of bold line.<br />

F. If a longer shaft is required, reduce the operating speed if<br />

practical, or select the next larger size coupling.<br />

Note: For such conditions, the use of a tubular shaft design<br />

should be considered, refer application details to the local<br />

Falk Representative.<br />

TABLE 10 — Floating Shaft Selections<br />

6 578<br />

5 943<br />

5 064<br />

4 597<br />

MAX SHAFT<br />

LENGTH - mm<br />

(UNDER 540 RPM)<br />

6 273<br />

5 613<br />

4 749<br />

4 318<br />

SHAFT<br />

DIA<br />

(mm)<br />

279,4<br />

254,0<br />

228,6<br />

203,2<br />

165,1<br />

146,0<br />

136,5<br />

120,7<br />

FLOATING SHAFT ALLOWABLE SPEED - RPM<br />

540 600 800 1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000<br />

7,620<br />

1170<br />

RPM<br />

1750<br />

RPM<br />

BALANCING OF<br />

SHAFT REQUIRED<br />

6,350<br />

5,080<br />

4 013<br />

3 835<br />

104,8<br />

95,2<br />

3,810<br />

3 429<br />

76,2<br />

3 124<br />

63,5<br />

2 794<br />

2 108<br />

2 438<br />

50,8<br />

38,1<br />

28,6<br />

2,540<br />

2,286<br />

2,032<br />

1,778<br />

1,524<br />

1,270<br />

MAX. FLOATING SHAFT LENGTH - MILLIMETERS<br />

1170<br />

RPM<br />

1750<br />

RPM<br />

1,016<br />

889<br />

BALANCING<br />

NORMALLY NOT<br />

REQUIRED<br />

762<br />

635<br />

508<br />

540 600 800 1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000<br />

FLOATING SHAFT ALLOWABLE SPEED - RPM<br />

© The Falk Corporation, 2003 (M421-110) 27

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