I'm trying to make a drive belt by placing a cord inside plastic tubing (3/8" OD, 1/16"wall). The tubing must not wear out or fatigue when moving over the pulleys (4" dia). The temperature range is up to 100C (212F). The environment is water, ambient pressure steam, chlorine...
Can anyone comment on the differences and merits of each?
Do they provide information on position/speed of motor? So position/speed control of the load would assume zero slippage?
Thanks guys. Theoretically the motor has enough torque to stop the load in 0.5 seconds. The manufacturer (Baldor) recommends checking the running torque against the motor's stall torque and the starting/stopping torque against the peak torque of the motor. In addition they recommend the ratio...
I am trying to size an AC or DC servo motor. Some manufacturers recommend the reflected load inertia not be 10x greater than the rotor inertia, while others do not mention it at all. Is it necessary to have this restriction? Continuous torque is ~10 in.lb and starting torque is ~20 in.lb...
