(a) From step 1, ϕ=θd = π, therefore exp(0.35π) = 3.00. From step 2,
(Sf)106=14.17(106)(106)−0.407=51 210 psi
From steps 3, 4, 5, and 6,
F1a=[51 210−(1−0.2852)428(106)0.003]0.003b=85.1b lbf (1)
ΔF=2T/D=2(30)/4=15 lbf
F2=F1a−ΔF=85.1b−15 lbf (2)
Fi=2F1a+F2=285.1b+15 lbf (3)
From step 7,
bmin=aΔFexp(f ϕ)−1exp(f ϕ)=85.1153.00−13.00=0.264 in
Select an available 0.75-in-wide belt 0.003 in thick.
Eq. (1): F1=85.1(0.75)=63.8 lbf
Eq. (2): F2=85.1(0.75)−15=48.8 lbf
Eq. (3): Fi=(63.8+48.8)/2=56.3 lbf
f′=ϕ1lnF2F1=π1ln48.863.8=0.0853
Note f′<f , that is, 0.0853 < 0.35.
The selection of a metal flat belt can consist of the following steps:
1 Find exp( f ϕ) from geometry and friction
2 Find endurance strength
Sf=14.17(106)Np−0.407 301, 302 stainless
Sf=Sy/3 others
3 Allowable tension
F1a=[Sf−(1−ν2)DEt]tb=ab
4 ΔF=2T/D
5 F2=F1a−F=ab−ΔF
6 Fi=2F1a+F2=2ab+ab−ΔF=ab−2ΔF
7 bmin=aΔFexp(fϕ)−1exp(fϕ)
8 Choose b>bmin,F1=ab,F2=ab−ΔF,Fi=ab−F/2,T=FD/2