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Operating instructions – Belt tension meter BTM-1                         

 

Version 1.0

 

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Contents 

Introduction ................................................................................................... 4

 

Safety guidelines ................................................................................ 4

 

Notes on batteries/rechargeable batteries ......................................... 5

 

Care Instructions ................................................................................ 6

 

Maintenance ....................................................................................... 6

 

Disclaimer .......................................................................................... 6

 

Intended use ...................................................................................... 7

 

Delivered items .................................................................................. 7

 

Product advantages ........................................................................... 7

 

Preparation measures .................................................................................. 8

 

Connecting the measurement probe.................................................. 8

 

Operational elements ................................................................................... 8

 

Operating buttons .............................................................................. 8

 

Checking Calibration .................................................................................... 9

 

Operation .................................................................................................... 10

 

General information on "belt tension“ .............................................. 10

 

Measuring procedure ....................................................................... 11

 

Positioning of the measurement probe ............................................ 12

 

Belt Selection ................................................................................... 13

 

 

How to get belt weight information? ................................... 13

 

Step by Step: .............................................................................. 14

 

Procedure: .................................................................................. 14

 

 

Input of calculated value in the BTM-1 ............................... 14

 

Measurement Procedure ................................................................. 15

 

Storing measurements ..................................................................... 16

 

Calling up stored measurements ..................................................... 16

 

Procedure: .................................................................................. 16

 

Switching off the instrument ........................................................ 16

 

Specifications ............................................................................................. 17

 

Menu structure ........................................................................................... 18

 

Problem solving .......................................................................................... 19

 

 

Summary of Contents for BTM-1

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Page 2: ...ased on laboratory application with small scale test equipment running at standard conditions and do not necessarily match product performance in industrial use New knowledge and experience may lead to re assessments and modifications within a short period of time and without prior notice EXCEPT AS EXPLICITLY WARRANTED BY HABASIT WHICH WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES E...

Page 3: ...t probe 8 Operational elements 8 Operating buttons 8 Checking Calibration 9 Operation 10 General information on belt tension 10 Measuring procedure 11 Positioning of the measurement probe 12 Belt Selection 13 How to get belt weight information 13 Step by Step 14 Procedure 14 Input of calculated value in the BTM 1 14 Measurement Procedure 15 Storing measurements 16 Calling up stored measurements 16...

Page 4: ...e making measurements ensure that the instrument is switched off master switch and secured against unintentional restarting Personnel must be informed in a timely manner that measurements will be performed If necessary clearly mark and cordon off the service area at or around the machine for example by using lines or ropes The measuring and setting of the belt tension must only be performed by qua...

Page 5: ...echarged heated or disposed of in an open flame explosion hazard Note Please contribute to the protection of the environment Discharged batteries and rechargeable batteries should not be disposed of along with household waste They can be taken to collection sites for used batteries or special waste Find out where these sites are located At the end of its service life this product must not be dispo...

Page 6: ...from becoming soiled or for example from coming into contact with oil or grease Maintenance In case of any malfunction contact Habasit Do not open the instrument yourself The warranty will expire if unauthorized persons attempt to repair or otherwise tamper with the instrument Storage must always take place under dry conditions Transport the instrument only in its original case Note The manufactur...

Page 7: ...s in regard to intended use can lead to malfunctions in operation for which Habasit assumes no liability Delivered items This Belt Tension Meter measurement instrument is delivered in a durable plastic case A measurement probe and a 9 V battery are also supplied Product advantages Precise measurement of belt tension Precise measurement of rotary speed Precise calculation of belt span tension Built...

Page 8: ...al elements The operating buttons control various functions The display shows settings and measurement results The measurement probe registers the characteristic frequency of the tensioned free belt by using pulsed light or the rotary speed and communicates the measurement values to the Belt Tension Meter Operating buttons Input belt weight kg m 2 1st click Access belt database 2 nd click Input st...

Page 9: ...this 25 Hz in the display The readout can vary in the range from 24 7 Hz to 25 3 Hz 1 Switch on the Belt Tension Meter using the button 2 Switch to the Freq Test using see Menu structure p 18 3 Activate the frequency test using the display begins to flicker at a nominal frequency of 25 Hz 4 Hold the measurement probe up close to the display 5 The measurement probe measures the display frequency th...

Page 10: ...elt which is between two pulleys The length is identical with the shaft distance To calculate the belt tension or trum force the measured values of the belt mass belt length belt width are required The trum force is calculated using the following formula 𝐅 𝟒 𝐦𝐑 𝐛𝐨 𝟏𝟎𝟎𝟎 𝑳𝟐 𝒇𝟐 F belt force trum force N mR belt mass per square meter kg m 2 bo belt width mm L free oscillating belt length m f measured ...

Page 11: ...cteristic frequency is measured by the probe by using light pulses There must be a sufficient amount of light reflected from the belt If the intensity is low because of a dark belt color it helps to mark to belt locally with a bright color e g correcting fluid or small piece of adhesive tape etc By using the measured frequency along with the mass of the belt from the integrated belt database for e...

Page 12: ...0 12 Positioning of the measurement probe The distance between the drive belt and the measurement probe should be between 3 20 mm The measurement of the belt tension should take place at the longer strand of the belt in the middle between the two drive rollers ...

Page 13: ...he weight per square meter kg m2 How to get belt weight information Flat belts data sheet available For flat belts you can find the required value grammage in the data sheet Timing belts data sheet available For timing belt you will only find a weight per meter kg m of belt length associated with a specific belt width Example for AT10 S 01 Here you have to calculate the required weight in kg m2 by...

Page 14: ...mage A precondition for this is to have an accurate scale available which can measure with an accuracy of 1 of the measured value Procedure The weight of a piece of belt with a width b and a length l has to be measured with a scale The weight kg has to be divided by the width m and by the length m Example for AT10 S 01 You have a piece of 15mm width and 0 5m length The weight is 45g 0 045kg The we...

Page 15: ...ton or Hertz A successful measurement is acknowledged by a longer acoustic signal 6 Check the setup and repeat the measurement General installation instructions for belt drives As a consequence of thermoplastic materials belts relax after a certain time of installation Therefore it is recommended to check and adjust the tension after a few hours of operation Along with the recommended tension by t...

Page 16: ...utton Storage No appears in the display 3 Using arrow buttons to select storage No 4 Confirm with Store appears in the display 5 Confirm with for OK or cancel using for Esc 6 After storing the Storage No appears in the display Calling up stored measurements You may call up measurements stored in the instrument at any time Procedure 1 Press Storage No X appears in the display 2 Using arrow buttons ...

Page 17: ...asurement sensor plastic IP66 Housing dimensions WxHxD 75 x 115 x 35 mm 2 95 x 4 53 x 1 38 in Carrying case dimensions 230 x 220 x 75 mm 9 06 x 8 66 x 2 95 in Display 2 line LCD 12 x 60 mm 0 47 x 2 36 in with background illumination Languages language selection for four languages Input limits free belt strand 30 9 999 mm Input limits belt mass 0 001 9 999 kg m Input limits belt width 1 999mm Numbe...

Page 18: ...ing instructions Belt tension meter BTM 1 Version 1 0 18 Menu structure At the lower left in the display of the Belt Tension Meter each active function key appears superimposed on the corresponding menu item ...

Page 19: ...hes off after 10 Minutes of inactivity 4 Light beam of probe is not reflected sufficiently To improve reflection properties apply a piece of bright adhesive tape on the area of measurement 5 Distance of measurement is not within recommended tolerance Please make sure that the distance between belt and probe is between 5 20mm Displayed test result is not reasonable Potential Cause Proposal for Adju...

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