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Chain drive

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a01111

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Dec 13, 2020
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Hi. I'm trying to simulate chain drive in Adams. When I plot the chain tension it's either 0 all the time or some value. So I can see that it doesn't "separate" slack and tension side at all and i don't know how to define it? Here are some photos of what I defined in the software. Everything is the same for the sprockets except the position in space. I defined torque and rotational velocity on the driver sprocket.
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Thank you so much. Do you have any suggestion where the problem might be? because I'm not sure where it is out of all the sources you just sent me? I know that tension force on the slack side should be 0 and on the tension side it should have desired value but in my simulations the forces are the same on the both sides and i don't know why. Here is the model.
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None. I thought that torque on driver sprocket was enough. So do you think I should put same torque as on driver sprocket on the driven sprocket or the one that I calculated (which is bigger than the one on the driver sprocket)?
 
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