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FLENDER Standard Couplings - DS TECH

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<strong>FLENDER</strong> <strong>Standard</strong> <strong>Couplings</strong><br />

Fluid <strong>Couplings</strong> — FLUDEX Series<br />

Technical specifications for the selection of type<br />

and size for FLUDEX fluid couplings<br />

© Siemens AG 2011<br />

Please complete as far as possible and return to your Siemens Sales Office.<br />

1. Intended use of coupling<br />

As starting aid For overload protection For torsional vibration isolation<br />

2. Data for prime mover<br />

2.1. Electric motor characteristic enclosed<br />

Power rating P 1 = ..................... kW at speed n 1 = ..................... rpm<br />

Starting: Direct Star delta Other: ....................................................................................<br />

Motor shaft: Ø ..................... x length ..................... mm<br />

2.2. Internal combustion engine Number of cylinders: .....................<br />

Planned<br />

max. power rating: ..................... kW at ..................... rpm<br />

Operating range<br />

min. power rating: ..................... kW at ..................... rpm<br />

Attachment via shaft Ø ..................... x length ..................... mm Attachment to flywheel SAE ....................."<br />

Motor rigidly<br />

Motor flexibly installed on foundation/base frame<br />

3. Data for driven machine<br />

(450) 655-7447<br />

info@pt-dstech.com<br />

www.dstech.ca<br />

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3.1. Type of driven machine: ....................................................................................<br />

3.2. Required power rating P 2 : ..................... kW at n 2 = ..................... rpm<br />

3.3. Mass moment of inertia J = ..................... kgm 2 (based on n 2 )<br />

3.4. Operational cycle: uniform operation non uniform operation<br />

3.4.1. Starting frequency min.: 1 x / day 1 x / week 1 x / month Continuous operation (min.<br />

2 months without stopping)<br />

Starting frequency max.: < 3 x in succession Number in succession: .....................<br />

< 5 x / hour Number per hour: .....................<br />

3.4.2. Duty cycle per operational cycle: 60 - 100 % DC = ..................... %<br />

3.4.3. Dimensions of the gear unit/machine shaft on the coupling side Ø ..................... x length ..................... mm<br />

4. Ambient conditions<br />

4.1. Place of installation: < 1000 m above sea-level ..................... m above sea-level<br />

out of doors in narrow space other: .......................................................<br />

4.2. Temperature of the ambient air (cooling air): min .....................°C max ..................... °C<br />

4.3. Fitting into guard bell housing<br />

Holes: with large (well ventilated) with small (less well ventilated)<br />

without holes:<br />

with forced ventilation without forced ventilation<br />

4.4. Environment: normally dusty extremely dusty abrasively dusty<br />

4.5. Use in potentially explosive environment<br />

aggressive atmosphere: ....................................................................................<br />

in conformity with ATEX 95: || 2 G c T3 D160 °C || B -30 °C = T a = +50 °C / | M2<br />

other class: ....................................................................................<br />

5. Arrangement of coupling<br />

5.1. horizontal at an angle (max 20°) vertical: vertical:<br />

motor overhead motor underneath<br />

5.2 between: and:<br />

Motor Driven machine<br />

Gear unit (n 1 = ..................... rpm) Gear unit<br />

Transmission/belt drives Transmission/belt drives<br />

1275 Newton, local 15<br />

Boucherville, Qc,<br />

Canada, J4B 5H2<br />

13/50 Siemens MD 10.1 · 2011

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