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    5.2.2 Compound Flat-Belt Drives: 374 Mechanical Engineer's Pocket Book

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    The document discusses flat belt drives and compound flat belt drives. It provides equations to calculate the speed of driven pulleys based on the speed and diameters of driver pulleys. For compound drives, the speed is calculated by multiplying the relative speed ratios between each set of pulleys. An example calculation is included.

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    374 Mechanical Engineer’s Pocket Book

    (a) Driver and driven pulley wheels rotate in opposite directions.


    (b) Crossed-belt drives can only be used with flat section belts (long centre distances) or
    circular section belts (short centre distances).
    (c) The relative speed of the pulley wheels is again calculated by the expression:

    rev/min driver diameter DN of driven


    
    rev/min driven diameter DR of driver

    Example
    The driver pulley rotates at 500 rev/min and is 600 mm in diameter. Calculate the diam-
    eter of the driven pulley if it is to rotate at 250 rev/min.

    500 rev/min diameter DN


    
    250 rev/min 600 mm

    500  600
    diameter DN   1200 mm
    250

    5.2.2 Compound flat-belt drives

    DN
    DR D2

    D1

    Intermediate
    driven pulley

    Driver pulley
    Layshaft Intermediate Driven pulley
    driver pulley

    (1) To identify the direction of rotation, the rules for open and crossed-belt drives apply
    (Section 5.2.1).
    (2) The relative speeds of the pulley wheels are calculated by the expression:

    rev/min driver diameter D1 diameter DN


     
    rev/min driven diameter DR diameter D2

    Example
    Calculate the speed in rev/min of the driven pulley if the driver rotates at 600 rev/min. The
    diameters of the pulley wheels are: DR  250 mm, D1  750 mm, D2  500 mm,
    DN  1000 mm.

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