Technical Manual - Plastorgomma Service
Technical Manual - Plastorgomma Service
Technical Manual - Plastorgomma Service
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Construction<br />
Tension Cord<br />
As on standard belts, the tension cord consists of continuous,<br />
spirally wound glass fibre. This material ensures high tensile<br />
strength with the minimum stretch. Exceptional flexibility is achieved<br />
by embedding it centrally.<br />
Teeth<br />
The teeth are arranged directly opposite each other and are<br />
manufactured from a medium hard, shear and wear resistant<br />
rubber compound. They mesh exactly with the tooth pitch of the<br />
pulley with the minimum resistance. As long as 6 teeth or more are<br />
in mesh, their strength usually exceeds the tensile strength of the<br />
tension cord.<br />
Fabric Cover<br />
Both sides of the teeth are covered with a tough, friction resistant<br />
fabric giving an effect similar to the protective surface-hardening<br />
applied to gears. After an extended running period the surface of<br />
this protective fabric, which has a low coefficient of friction,<br />
acquires a polish, ensuring a longer life.<br />
Design Hints<br />
Double sided timing belts to ISO 5296<br />
Drive Design<br />
The protective covering on both tooth faces and the resultant<br />
identical power transmission capability of both sides of the belt,<br />
means that the distribution of the power to be transmitted is not<br />
inhibited. The maximum permitted nominal power rating can be<br />
transmitted from either the inner or the outer tooth face. With<br />
several driven pulleys the power can be distributed in any combination<br />
through both sides of the belt. The total power transmitted<br />
cannot, however, exceed the maximum permitted levels.<br />
Example:<br />
The design must be based on the nominal power values for<br />
standard belts (see pages 20 – 29). For the sizes available see<br />
pages 6 to 8.<br />
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