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7.16 - Thermal power verification Pt
[kW] of gear reducer
The nominal thermal power
Pt
N
of gear reducer, stated in the following tables, is that which can be applied
at the gear reducer input, without exceeding 95 °C
1)
approximately oil temperature when operating in
following running conditions:
–
input speed n
1
=
1 400
min
-1
;
–
mounting position B3
;
–
continuous duty S1
;
–
maximum ambient temperature 40
°C;
–
maximum altitude 1 000
above sea level;
–
air speed
1,25
m/s (typical value in presence of a gearmotor with self-cooled motor);
–
maximum relative humidity 80
%.
Always verify that the power applied
P
1 is lower than or equal to gear reducer thermal power Pt,: table
7.14.1a, table 7.14.1b) multiplied by corrective coefficients
ft
1
,
ft
2
,
ft
3
,
ft
4
,
ft
5
,
ft
ATEX
(stated in the tables 7.14.2
... 7.14.7) considering the different operating conditions:
P
1
Pt
N
·
ft
1
·
ft
2
·
ft
3
·
ft
4
·
ft
5
·
ft
ATEX
When thermal power is not stated in the tables, consider that the power has been already verified.
When the power applied is not constant and when the exact load cycle is given, it is possible, or advisable,
to calculate the equivalent power applied, according to the formula:
P
1th
=
1
η
P
3
21
.
t
1
+
P
3
22
. t
2
+
... + P
3
2i
. t
i
+ ... +
P
3
2n
. t
n
t
c
3
.
where:
� is the gear reducer efficiency (see ch. 6);
P
2i
[kW] is the power, referred to the gear reducer output, required in the time interval ti [s];
t
c
=
t
1
+
t
2
+ ... +
t
i
+ ... +
t
n
is the total duration of load cycle [s].
In these cases choose factor
ft
2
from the continuous duty column S1.
ATTENTION: in presence of at lease a load level with power
P
2n
>
P
t, applied for a duration equal to or higher
than
t
i
= 20 min, you have to consider this load level in the
P
th
dimensioning.
Tab. 7.16.1a -
Nominal thermal power Pt
N
of
E
,
G, H
series
Train of
gears
Pt
N
[kW]
E
series
80, 81
100, 101
125, 126
140
160
180
2I
15
22.4
33.5
35.5
53
56
3I
11.2
17
25
26.5
40
42.5
Notes of pages 49, 50.
1) Corresponding to an average temperature of the external housing surface of approximately 85 °C; locally housing temperature
can achieve the oil temperature.
2) For
bevel helical
gear reducers and gearmotors with
double extension
high speed multiply
Pt
N
by
0,85
.
3) For speed
n
x
included between two stated values (
n
sup
,
n
inf
), select the nearest lower value or interpolate:
P
t
N @
n
x
= (
P
t
N @
n
sup
-
P
t
N @
n
inf
) · (
n
x
-
n
inf
) / (
n
sup
-
n
inf
) +
P
t
N @
n
inf
4) For
n
worm
90 min
-1
, consult us.
G
series
40
50
63
64
80
81
100
125
140
160
180
200
225
250
280
320
321
360
400
401
I
–
–
11.2
17
25
37.5
50
56
80
90
125
140
200
224
315
–
2I
3.35
5
7.5
11.2
17
25
28
37.5 42.5
60
67
95
106
150
170
236
3I
2.5
3.75
5.6
8.5
12.5
19
21.2
28
31.5
45
50
71
80
112
125
180
4I
–
–
4.25
6.3
9.5
14
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
132
CI
2)
3
4.75
7.1
10.6
16
23.6
31.5
35.5
50
56
80
90
125
140
200
–
ICI
2)
2.12
3.15
4.75
7.1
10.6
16
18
23.6 26.5 37.5
–
–
–
–
–
–
C2I
2)
–
–
–
–
–
–
21.2
28
31.5
45
50
71
80
112
125
180
C3I
2)
–
2.36
3.55
5.3
8
11.8
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
132
H
series
4000, 4001 4500, 4501
5000, 5001
5600, 5601
6300, 6301
7101
8001
2I
236
265
375
425
530
630
900
3I
180
200
280
315
400
475
670
4I
132
150
212
236
300
365
500
CI
2)
224
315
–
–
–
–
–
C2I
2)
180
200
280
315
400
475
670
C3I
2)
132
150
212
236
300
355
500