Bulldozer Geardown Conceptual Calculations - Revision history

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2013-06-21T01:25:14Z

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2013-06-02T17:59:34Z

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2013-06-01T21:57:38Z

Core Calculations

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	From [[Roller Chain Strength Table]] - the working strength of 100 pitch chain is 5000 lb. The [[15,000 Inch Pound Motor]]s provide 3x this force at 1" radius. For us to allow operation within working strength of single chain - we need to use a 3" radius sprocket, where force will be 1/3 of the rated 15,000 lb at 1" radius. this indicates that we would go from 3" to 6" sprocket to make everything fit:		From [[Roller Chain Strength Table]] - the working strength of 100 pitch chain is 5000 lb. The [[15,000 Inch Pound Motor]]s provide 3x this force at 1" radius. For us to allow operation within working strength of single chain - we need to use a 3" radius sprocket, where force will be 1/3 of the rated 15,000 lb at 1" radius. this indicates that we would go from 3" to 6" sprocket to make everything fit:


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2013-06-01T21:57:27Z

Core Calculations

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	From [[Roller Chain Strength Table]] - the working strength of 100 pitch chain is 5000 lb. The [[15,000 Inch Pound Motor]]s provide 3x this force at 1" radius. For us to allow operation within working strength of single chain - we need to use a 3" radius sprocket, where force will be 1/3 of the rated 15,000 lb at 1" radius. this indicates that we would go from 3" to 6" sprocket to make everything fit:		From [[Roller Chain Strength Table]] - the working strength of 100 pitch chain is 5000 lb. The [[15,000 Inch Pound Motor]]s provide 3x this force at 1" radius. For us to allow operation within working strength of single chain - we need to use a 3" radius sprocket, where force will be 1/3 of the rated 15,000 lb at 1" radius. this indicates that we would go from 3" to 6" sprocket to make everything fit:

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2013-06-01T21:16:32Z

2013-06-01T20:54:46Z

Core Calculations

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2013-06-01T20:53:58Z

Core Calculations

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			[[Image:Chain.gif\|frame\|right\|Roller chain and sprocket.]]

	From [[Roller Chain Strength Table]] - the working strength of 100 pitch chain is 5000 lb. The [[15,000 Inch Pound Motor]]s provide 3x this force at 1" radius. For us to allow operation within working strength of single chain - we need to use a 3" radius sprocket, where force will be 1/3 of the rated 15,000 lb at 1" radius. this indicates that we would go from 3" to 6" sprocket to make everything fit:		From [[Roller Chain Strength Table]] - the working strength of 100 pitch chain is 5000 lb. The [[15,000 Inch Pound Motor]]s provide 3x this force at 1" radius. For us to allow operation within working strength of single chain - we need to use a 3" radius sprocket, where force will be 1/3 of the rated 15,000 lb at 1" radius. this indicates that we would go from 3" to 6" sprocket to make everything fit:

	<html><img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1tToSnMuJbF0nt5vOuDdVMwo2Z_Y0-MkCxAl1Qdf7odk/pub?w=500&h=220"></html>		<html><img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1tToSnMuJbF0nt5vOuDdVMwo2Z_Y0-MkCxAl1Qdf7odk/pub?w=500&h=220"></html>

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	~~[[Image:Chain.gif\|frame\|right\|Roller chain and sprocket.]]~~

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