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29th July 2010, 08:16 PM #1
calcualting electric motor size/torque required?
how would i work out what torque is required to move.
a 250kg weight object on rails/wheels. pulled by an electric motor turning a 50mm cog on chain. max speed would be 120m/min so cog needs to turn at 2400rpm.
250kg weight on level ground.
250kg weight up a 1/12 gradient.
a 250kg weight on rails wheels pulled by an electric motor turning a 50mm cog on chain. max speed would be 60m/min so cog needs to turn at 1200rpm.
250kg weight on level ground.
250kg weight up a 1/5 gradient.
im clueless here.
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29th July 2010, 10:06 PM #2
what is the diameter of the wheels.
Mick
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29th July 2010, 10:42 PM #3
50mm but they are not doing any driving. just rolling
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Mobile Sawmilling & Logging Service
8" & 10" Lucas Mills, bobcat, 4wd tractor, 12 ton dozer, stihl saws.
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30th July 2010, 06:03 AM #4
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Hi weisyboy,
You would probably need a motor/gearbox arrangement and as such you could talk to company like SEW who would be able to give you the answers as they can calculate the size gearbox and motor to suite the gearbox.
Regards,
Keith.
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