For the pressure, I have not run the system yet.
But seems your calculation tallies with mine. Probably pointless to test the system and get a larger pump (C) sorted out first..
The data that I have on hand:
Water Pump (A) <- Hydraulic Motor (B) <- Hydraulic Pump (C) <- Engine (D)
Hydraulic...
Hi guys,
I have a water pump (A) with the rated power of 5kW.
Water pump (A) will be directly driven by a hydraulic motor (B) via a coupling.
From datasheet, hydraulic motor (B) runs at 13Nm and 371rpm at 15L/min.
If I use the power formula P = Tor. (Nm) x Rotation Speed (rpm) / 9549:
Power...
Regarding bigger springs, I saw this:
The handbrake lever looks convenient.
I always thought only serpentine belts can achieve that kind of tension and smooth running during operation. In many of the machines I noticed, V-belts tend to vibrate in a blazing fast oscillation.
Agree, no...
This is a good idea. I imagine it having wings on the collar. Adding T bolt, it will be 100% spanner free. Collar sits on another collar to prevent horizontal movement during hand turning, and T bolt locks it up.
Yeah, indeed that the wing nut grip length is short, and yes to the bushing...
Brian, indeed I was trying to space out the threads so that it doesn't vibrate with the metal sheet.
MintJulep, I have thought of this before. But to double it stacking/locking one another seems pretty tall and the threaded hook does not have enough length to accommodate 2 metal knobs...
Alright.
I just need to decide a design at this point. If plain bearings without greasing (or minimal greasing) does the job.. i'll go with that, it's a more economical approach in my region here.
I have never tried sliders/blocks before, but i'm open to the idea.
Fun.. but risky if not designed well.
there's no suspension to dampen and bearing will take a lift and knock on track if scissor wobbles at the highest position. Z axis Clearance for the deep groove ball bearing in the track right now is 1mm.
Won't UHMWPE break under high pressure?
It's basically a crawler, carrying things like fruits and sand/rock. The bearing sits inside the track circled in red. Load on bucket is about 2 ton max.
What about the "anti-abrasion" sliders? Looks like a combination of engineering plastic with metal core on the inside.
https://youtu.be/Dj8aDX74Rrw?t=65
that looks like a solid steel roller.. hmm.
I have concerns that debris will instantly kill the plain bearings if not sealed.
Maybe I am wrong in designing it this way.
15 years without re-tensioning? that's beyond impressive! I have always thought that V-Belts require constant tension adjustment because it can get "too tight".
The engine of this system is using V-belt. To leave it without adjustment during operation for 6 months is already an impressive feat...
Dear all,
This is on greasing design for plain bearings.
background story: A scissor lift. 2x deep groove ball bearing stacked on each side (each track). one of the deep groove ball bearings busted suspected due to irregular track surface. Now intend to use plain bearings.
thread...
hmm.. Space around the cooler is limited for now. Looks like a constant reverse fan trigger is the only feasible choice for an almost "maintenance free" operation. If fins are well covered with debris in plantation where there's no equipment, river water and manual washing is the way to go...
we have a 3 B-Type V-belt tensioner for engine with a spring pulling the tensioner roller. The spring is then connected to a stud/hook through the cabin and wing nut is used to pull up the spring to increase the belt tension. 2 wing nuts are used, one on top of console and one at the bottom of...
