Element definition
Timing belt drive - Definitions. Geometry
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Element definition
Timing belt drive - Definitions. Geometry

Author : Daniel PLAY

Publication date: January 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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1. Element definition

A table of notations and symbols used in this file and the following one can be consulted at the end of the catalogue. .

A toothed belt drive is made up of a set of components that form a mechanical system. At the very least, there are two pulleys, a belt and a support (figure 1 ). This system belongs to the group of preloaded systems, i.e. before performing the functions for which they have been defined, internal loads are introduced to enable the transmission of external mechanical power at a later date. For example, in figure 1 , the two pulleys and the belt are assembled and held in position by a support...

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