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    Practical Drive Engineering Project Planning of Drives 103

    10Calculation Example: Chain Conveyor with Frequency Inverter

    10 Calculation Example: Chain Conveyor with Frequency Inverter

    Input data A chain conveyor is to transport wooden boxes up a slope of = 5at a speed of 0.5

    m/s. There is a maximum of four boxes each weighing 500 kg on the conveyor. Thechain itself has a weight of 300 kg. The friction factor between chain and base isspecified at = 0.2. A mechanical stop is mounted at the end of the chain conveyorwhich aligns the boxes before they are pushed onto a second conveyor belt. During thisprocess, the box slides on the chain with a friction factor of = 0.7.

    The application calls for a helical-worm gear unit that is frequency-controlled up toapproximately 50 Hz.

    Velocity v = 0.5 m/s

    Incline = 5

    Weight of transported material mL= 2,000 kg

    Weight of chain mD= 300 kgFriction factor between chain and base 1= 0.2

    Friction factor between box and chain 2= 0.7

    Desired acceleration a = 0.25 m/s2

    Sprocket diameter D = 250 mm

    Starting frequency 10 cycles/hour and 16hours/day

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    Figure 37: Chain conveyor

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    104 Practical Drive Engineering Project Planning of Drives

    Calculation Example: Chain Conveyor with Frequency Inverter

    10.1 Motor calculation

    Resistance forces

    Description Slope with friction, direction of force upwards! The weight contains the weight of the four

    boxes and half of the weight of the chain.

    Aligning Sliding friction (box-chain) on the slope, direction of force downwards!

    Efficiency ofhelical-worm gearunit

    The efficiency of a helical-worm gear unit has a large degree of variation depending on

    the reduction gear ratio. For this reason, we recommend calculating with a temporarilyassumed efficiency of 70 %, since the required torque and gear ratio have not beencalculated yet. This situation requires a subsequent check calculation.

    The efficiency of the chain is to be calculated with 0.9 according to the table.

    As the chain conveyor is operated continuously without a break, we select a motor witha rated power that is greater than the maximum static power. A smaller motor can oftenbe used for short-term operation but requires an exact thermal check calculation bySEW.

    Motor selection The following motor was selected based on these conditions:

    Static power

    DV 132M 4 BM

    PN= 7.5 kWnM= 1,430 min

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    JM= 0.03237 kgm2

    MB= 100 Nm

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    Practical Drive Engineering Project Planning of Drives 105

    10Calculation Example: Chain Conveyor with Frequency Inverter

    The starting time tA= 2 s at an assumed acceleration of 0.25 m/s

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    The starting torque is based on the "worst case" scenario, i.e. four boxes are on thechain and one of these is at the stop.

    Rated torque We have already mentioned that the starting torque must be less than 130 % of the ratedtorque calculated from the rated power provided by the inverter.

    Selected frequency inverter, e.g. MOVIDRIVE MDF 0075.

    External moment ofinertia

    Load torque

    Acceleration torque

    MH/ MN

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    106 Practical Drive Engineering Project Planning of Drives

    Calculation Example: Chain Conveyor with Frequency Inverter

    10.2 Gear unit selection

    Service factor The following service factor is determined (see the chapter on "Gear Units," requiredservice factor fB) for operation with 16 hours of operation/day and 10 cycles/hour:

    Using a mass acceleration factor fM = 0.8 results in load classification II and servicefactor fB1.2.

    Gear unit selection You can select an S97 gear unit with na= 39 min-1, Mamax= 3,300 Nm and an fB= 2.0.

    Checking theefficiency

    An efficiency of 86 % is listed for this gear unit in the geared motors catalog. Since anefficiency of 70 % was assumed at the beginning, it is now possible to check whether asmaller drive would be sufficient.

    The next smaller motor with a rated power of 5.5 kW is too small.

    Selected drive The selected drive system is:S97 DV132M 4 BMG.

    Output speed

    Gear unit ratio

    Static power