Body and Implement Mounting Guidelines U500 North America
Mechanical drive of implements
August 2005
Page 177 of
294
Power take-off shaft guards
Rotating shafts and other PTO – components, which could cause
accidents, must be equipped with protection devices. The guards
for rotating parts shall be provided by the implement manufacturer.
The power take-off shaft drive must never be operated without
shaft guards. The standard / original power take-off shaft guard
must not be removed. Following the removal of the drive shaft from
the PTO-drive, the protective cap must be placed on the stub end
of the PTO output shaft at the vehicle.
5.9.2 Usable power output of the power take-off shaft
The permissible power output at the PTO shaft depends on appli-
cation conditions, e.g. operating duration, temperatures and kind of
application. The usable power output at the power take-off shaft
further depends on the engine speed, engine power output etc.
(see Section 5.6 Maximum available power output of the PTO’s,
page 171) and also on the angle
β
of the drive shaft from the PTO
to the implement (see Figure 5.8 and Table 5.5). The maximum
continuous PTO shaft power output is 201 hp / 150 kW. This is lim-
ited realized with the electronic engine control and cannot be
changed. The limitation of the engine torque output (not PTO shaft
torque!) with engaged PTO shaft is 590 lb
⋅
ft / 800 Nm.
Calculation of the usable PTO shaft power output:
PTO shaft power output:
PTOshaft
PTOshaft
PTOshaft
M
n
P
*
60
*
*
2
π
=
PTO shaft torque output:
(
)
s
auxiliarie
engine
PTOshaft
M
M
i
M
−
=
*
*
η
Torque of auxiliaries:
ive
tractiondr
or
ACcompress
alternator
hydraulic
fan
s
auxiliarie
M
M
M
M
M
M
+
+
+
+
=
Min. torque of auxiliaries:
M
auxiliaries
= 112 Nm / 82.6
lb
⋅
ft
Efficiency factor of the PTO transm.:
η
= 0.97
PTO shaft speed:
n
PTOshaft
= 1,000 rpm
Ratio of the PTO transmission:
i = 2.139
Example:
(
)
(
)
ft
lb
M
ft
lb
M
M
i
M
PTOshaft
s
auxiliarie
engine
PTOshaft
⋅
=
⋅
−
=
−
=
053
,
1
6
.
82
590
*
97
.
0
*
139
.
2
*
*
η
hp
s
ft
lb
P
ft
lb
s
M
n
P
PTOshaft
PTOshaft
PTOshaft
PTOshaft
5
.
200
270
,
110
053
,
1
*
60
000
,
1
*
*
2
*
60
*
*
2
=
⋅
=
⋅
=
=
π
π
Maximal permissible
engine torque
Maximal power output at
the PTO shaft at 1,000 rpm
Drive shaft
angle
β
[lb
⋅
ft]
[Nm]
[hp]
[kW]
β
≤
15
°
590 800* 201 150
15
°
≤
β
≤
20
°
502 680 166 124
20
°
≤
β
≤
25
°
428 580 137 102
25
°
≤
β
≤
30
°
369 500 113 84
Table 5.5: PTO shaft power output
*Note: Ex factory adjusted engine torque with PTO shaft engaged.
β
β
Figure 5.8: Drive shaft angle
β
Further conditions:
•
Drive shaft in W or Z arrangement (see page 190 and the fol-
lowing)
•
Drive shaft angles larger than 30
°
are not permitted
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