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    Gearbox Application

    GEARBOXES

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    Clamp coupling

    Clamp couplings avoid damage tothe shaft and absorb misalignment.

    Avoid impacting force whenfitting drive components togearbox shafts. Internaldamage to the gear trainmay occur.

    An outrigger bearing supportsthe shaft thus minimising thebending load and protectingthe shaft from failure.

    Customer modified gearboxes have an invalidated warranty.

    We always recommend anymodifications that the customermay require in terms of gearboxshaft length, diameters or keywayconfigurations be made by us priorto assembly. Alterations undertakenby the customer on a finished boxmay lead to internal gear damageand subsequent premature failureof the gearbox.

    Gear, pulley or sprocketmounted at the outerextremity of the input shaft

    may induce bending andeventual failure of the shaft.

    Mounting the gear, pulley orsprocket as near as possible to thegearbox body helps reduce

    leverage on the shaft, althoughshaft fatigue may still result.

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    The following tables are based on an input speed of 1000 RPMtaking a full load torque plus overhung load and thrust load:-

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    P20P30

    P40

    P45

    P55

    P60

    P70

    PF20PF30

    PF40

    PF45

    PF55

    PF60

    PF70

    BP50

    BP60

    1012

    15

    20

    20

    25

    30

    25

    30

    1220

    30

    45

    60

    70

    80

    60

    80

    512

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    40

    60

    68

    10

    12

    14

    16

    20

    20

    25

    P/PFBP

    TYPEWORM &

    WHEEL

    GEARBOXES

    X

    OverhungLoad

    ThrustLoad

    ThrustLoad

    X

    OverhungLoad Distance

    XmmOverhungLoad kg

    ThrustLoad kg

    OverhungLoad kg

    GearboxPart Number

    E

    TYPECROSSED

    HELICAL

    GEARBOXES

    XX

    OverhungLoad

    Thrust Load

    FF

    TYPESPUR GEAR

    REDUCTION

    GEARBOXES

    OUTPUT SHAFT INPUT

    E20

    E30

    E40

    E55

    E60

    16

    10

    12

    20

    25

    15

    20

    40

    60

    80

    10

    15

    30

    40

    50

    Distance

    Xmm

    Overhung

    Load kg

    Thrust

    Load kg

    GearboxPart

    Number

    THRUST LOADS - KG

    PP35

    PP50

    PP60

    12

    20

    25

    12

    30

    45

    10

    20

    35

    6

    10

    15

    DistanceXmm

    OverhungLoad kg

    ThrustLoad kg

    OverhungLoad kg

    GearboxPart

    Number

    OUTPUT SHAFT INPUT

    FF10

    FF15

    FF20

    FF30

    FF40

    FF50

    18

    10

    15

    20

    30

    40

    10

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    16

    12

    16

    20

    30

    40

    DistanceXmm

    OverhungLoad kg

    ThrustLoad kg

    OverhungLoad kg

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    OUTPUT SHAFT INPUT

    X

    ThrustLoad

    Overhung

    Load

    PPTYPEDOUBLE

    REDUCTION

    GEARBOXES

    InputOverhung

    Load

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    The following tables are based on an input speed of 1000 RPMtaking a full load torque plus overhung load and thrust load:-

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    X

    XX

    X

    MaximumThrust Load

    MaximumThrust Load

    Maximum Thrust Load

    OverhungLoad

    ThrustLoad

    XOverhung

    Load

    ThrustLoad

    * Ball bearings Taper roller bearings

    Putting loading on bearings may reduce the bearing / gearbox life and alter the running quality of the unit.

    BLH/BLHTTYPE

    BEVEL

    GEARBOXES

    J/XJNT/

    NH

    TYPEPLANETARY

    GEARBOXES

    EHD

    TYPEEPICYCLIC

    GEARBOXES

    BLH20BLH30

    BLH40

    BLH50

    BLH60

    BLH70

    1610

    12

    20

    25

    30

    1418

    12

    20

    30

    40

    1316

    10

    15

    25

    35

    DistanceXmm

    OverhungLoad kg

    ThrustLoad kg

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    THRUST LOADS - KG

    EHD04*

    EHD06*

    EHD08*

    EHD12

    EHD16

    10

    10

    12

    20

    30

    20

    25

    30

    60

    100

    15

    15

    20

    60

    100

    Distance

    Xmm

    Overhung

    Load kg

    Thrust

    Load kg

    GearboxPart

    Number

    THRUST LOADS - KG

    J & XJ 51-52-53

    J & XJ 64-65-66

    NT & NH 61-62-63

    NT & NH 91-92

    NT & NH 121-122

    16

    16

    10

    15

    20

    15

    15

    12

    20

    25

    15

    15

    10

    15

    20

    DistanceXmm

    OverhungLoad kg

    ThrustLoad kg

    GearboxPart

    Number

    THRUST LOADS - KG

    MaximumOverhungLoad

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    Mass Moment of Inertia Reflected at Input of Gearboxes

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    PF20-10PF20-12

    PF20-15

    PF20-20

    PF20-30

    PF20-60

    PF20-120

    0.0002510.000243

    0.000236

    0.000232

    0.000228

    0.000225

    0.000225

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    P20-10P20-12

    P20-15

    P20-20

    P20-30

    P20-60

    P20-120

    0.0002040.000196

    0.000190

    0.000185

    0.000180

    0.000180

    0.000179

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    PF30-10

    PF30-12

    PF30-15

    PF30-20

    PF30-30

    PF30-60PF30-120

    0.000920

    0.000871

    0.000830

    0.000796

    0.000772

    0.0007560.000753

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    P30-10

    P30-12

    P30-15

    P30-20

    P30-30

    P30-60P30-120

    0.000762

    0.000713

    0.000671

    0.000638

    0.000614

    0.0005980.000595

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    PF40-10

    PF40-12

    PF40-15

    PF40-20

    PF40-30

    PF40-60

    PF40-120

    0.003771

    0.003621

    0.003494

    0.003392

    0.003320

    0.003273

    0.003261

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

    P40-10

    P40-12

    P40-15

    P40-20

    P40-30

    P40-60

    P40-120

    0.002693

    0.002543

    0.002416

    0.002314

    0.002242

    0.002195

    0.002183

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

    PF45-10

    PF45-12

    PF45-15

    PF45-20

    PF45-30

    PF45-60

    PF45-120

    0.007342

    0.006835

    0.006430

    0.006089

    0.005857

    0.005702

    0.005661

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

    P45-10

    P45-12

    P45-15

    P45-20

    P45-30

    P45-60

    P45-120

    0.005206

    0.004699

    0.004294

    0.003953

    0.003721

    0.003566

    0.003525

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

    PF55-10

    PF55-12

    PF55-15

    PF55-20

    PF55-30

    PF55-60

    PF55-120

    0.019600

    0.018377

    0.017448

    0.016700

    0.016171

    0.015822

    0.015736

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

    P55-10

    P55-12

    P55-15

    P55-20

    P55-30

    P55-60

    P55-120

    0.011100

    0.010000

    0.009100

    0.008300

    0.007800

    0.007400

    0.007300

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

    PF60-10

    PF60-12

    PF60-15

    PF60-20

    PF60-30

    PF60-60

    PF60-120

    0.038000

    0.036800

    0.031400

    0.031000

    0.028800

    0.028200

    0.027900

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    P60-10

    P60-12

    P60-15

    P60-20

    P60-30

    P60-60

    P60-120

    0.023700

    0.020800

    0.018500

    0.016500

    0.015200

    0.014200

    0.014000

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

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    Mass Moment of Inertia Reflected at Input of Gearboxes

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    PF70-10PF70-12

    PF70-15

    PF70-20

    PF70-30

    PF70-60

    PF70-120

    0.0709100.064735

    0.059817

    0.055662

    0.052831

    0.050946

    0.050431

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    P70-10P70-12

    P70-15

    P70-20

    P70-30

    P70-60

    P70-120

    0.0481000.041900

    0.037000

    0.032800

    0.030000

    0.028200

    0.027600

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    E30-1

    E30-2

    E30-3

    E30-4

    E30-5

    0.028994

    0.014231

    0.011218

    0.010158

    0.009722

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    E20-1

    E20-2

    E20-3

    E20-4

    E20-5

    0.003844

    0.002209

    0.001890

    0.001778

    0.001730

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    Gearbox

    PartNumber

    E50-1

    E50-2

    E50-3

    E50-4

    E50-5

    0.464800

    0.238700

    0.194000

    0.178300

    0.172300

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

    E40-1

    E40-2

    E40-3

    E40-4

    E40-5

    0.148655

    0.069876

    0.053948

    0.048343

    0.046153

    Material Properties of Wormwheels used in P & PF Range of GearboxesMaterial: Aluminium Bronze (BS/DGS CA104) (ASTM B150: 63200) (DIN Cu Al 10Ni) (UNS C63200)

    Tensile Strength: 700-850N/mm2, 0.2% proof stress 350-600 N/mm2

    Young's Modulus: 125 N/mm2 x 103

    Density: 7590 kg/mm3

    Coefficient of Linear Expansion: 17.1C x 10-6

    Electrical Conductivity: %IACS 8

    Thermal Conductivity: 80 W/m C

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

    E60B-1

    E60B-2

    E60B-3

    E60B-4

    E60B-5

    1.251800

    0.632000

    0.510000

    0.467100

    0.451200

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

    E60-1

    E60-2

    E60-3

    E60-4

    E60-5

    1.328000

    0.679000

    0.551500

    0.506600

    0.490000

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

    BLH20-1

    BLH30-1

    BLH40-1

    BLH50-1

    BLH60-1

    BLH70-1

    0.000467

    0.002263

    0.006825

    0.051039

    0.204179

    0.448703

    Mass Moment of InertiaReflected at Input of Gearbox

    Kg m2

    GearboxPart

    Number

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    Grease Technical DataShell Nerita Grease HV

    GEARBOXES

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    Shell Nerita Grease HV - Synthetic High Speed Bearing GreaseA very high performance grease specially designed for the lubrication of heavily

    loaded, high-speed bearings. It consists of a blend of lithium soap, Shell XHVIsynthetic base oil and carefully selected additives recommended for use whereconventional greases are inadequate in anti-wear and extreme-pressureproperies or in their oxidation resistance. Suitable over a wide temperaturerange from -30C to a peak of +130C, it gives extended bearing and grease life.

    Performance Features Outstanding mechanical stability Excellent wear protection Long operational life Heavy load capability Lead and nitrite free Good oil separation Wide operating temperature Range

    Typical Physical CharacteristicsNLGI Consistency 2 to 3Colour Light BrownSoap Type LithiumBase Oil (type) SyntheticKinematic Viscosity (IP 71/ASTM-D445)

    40C CST 40100C CST 7.2

    Dropping Point (IP 132/ASTM-D566-76) 190CCone Penetration Worked @ 25C (IP 50/ASTM-D217)

    60 Strokes 250 - 280100,000 Strokes change 0.1mm +20 max.

    Oil Separation on Storage of Grease (IP 121)7 days @ 40C 4.8%

    Emcor Steel Corrosion Test (IP 220)Distilled water 0 - 5 scale 0 - 0

    Mechanical Stability (SKF V2F) PassBearing Life

    FAG FE9 Test @ 150C L50 hours > 250SKF ROF Test @ 130C L50 hours > 1500

    Extreme Pressure Properties (IP 239/ASTM-D2596)Shell Four Ball Test, Load at which welding occurs 315kgTimken Wear & Lubricant Testing Machine, OK Load 50lbs

    Minimum Operating Temperature -30CMaximum Operating Temperature +130C (+140C peak)

    These characteristics are typical of current production. Whilst future productionwill conform to Shell's specification, variations in these characteristics may occur.

    Health & SafetyShell Nerita Grease HV is unlikely to present any significant health or safetyhazard when properly used in the recommended application and goodstandards of industrial and personal hygiene are maintained. For furtherguidance on Product Health & Safety refer to the appropriate data sheet.

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    Grease Technical DataShell Alvania Grease HDX2

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    Shell Alvania Grease HDX2 - High Performance Grease Containing Solid LubricantA very high performance grease the lubrication of industrial bearings

    subjected to the most arduous conditions. It is based on a high viscosity indexmineral oil and a lithium/calcium thickener and contains extreme-pressure,anti-oxidation, anti-wear, anti-corrosion and adhesion additives. It alsocontains molybdenum disulphide to enhance its EP properties. The essentialqualities of Shell Alvania Grease HDX2 are its mechanical stability, waterresistance, adhesion and exceptional performance in shock loaded conditions.It is recommended for the lubrication of shock loaded heavy duty bearingsworking in damp hostile conditions.

    Performance Features Excellent mechanical stability Good water resistance For shock loaded conditions Good adhesion properties

    Extreme pressure performance

    Typical Physical CharacteristicsNLGI Consistency 2Colour Dark greySoap Type Lithium/CalciumBase Oil (type) MineralKinematic Viscosity (IP 71/ASTM-D445)

    40C CST 160100C CST 15.5

    Cone PenetrationWorked @ 25C 0.1mm (IP 50/ASTM-D217) 265 - 295

    Dropping Point (IP 132/ASTM-D566-76) 184CWater Resistance

    Water Wash-out (ASTM-D1264) 3%Water Spray-off (ASTM-D4049) 4.2%

    Emcor Steel Corrosion Test (IP 220)Distilled water 0 - 5 scale 0 - 0

    Mechanical Stability (SKF V2F)Condition 1 (50g max.) Pass

    Extreme Pressure Properties (IP 239/ASTM-D2596)Shell Four Ball Test, Load at which welding occurs 400kg

    Minimum Operating Temperature -25C

    Maximum Operating Temperature +120C (+140C peak)These characteristics are typical of current production. Whilst future productionwill conform to Shell's specification, variations in these characteristics may occur.

    Health & SafetyShell Alvania Grease HDX2 is unlikely to present any significant health or safetyhazard when properly used in the recommended application and goodstandards of industrial and personal hygiene are maintained. For furtherguidance on Product Health & Safety refer to the appropriate data sheet.

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    Gearbox Grease Filling

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    Operating ambient temperature range = 0C to 70C The grease in most applications will run at 80C but if speed and load are increased,

    the temperature of the gearbox will rise and may cause damage to the unit. Handmotion will not cause a problem because no thermal build up will arise until youmotor power the unit.

    Gearboxes can be packed with wide-range temperature grease operating between -55C to +155C.

    Rubber seals (nitrile) oil seals: maximum operating temperature = +100C Carbon steel bearings: maximum operating temperature = +150C

    (if fitted with high temperature grease) Stainless steel bearings: maximum operating temperature = +288C

    (if fitted with high temperature grease) Standard bearings: maximum operating temperature = +80C (including hand motion) Gearboxes are greased for life. Refilling is only required when boxes are disassembled

    for refurbishment. Overfilling will cause excessive heat build up and potential failure. We are able to modify standard gearboxes to customers specific requirements. Damage caused by customer modifications will invalidate the gearbox guarantee. We recommend that shafts are connected by flexible couplings. Our gearboxes are designed as speed reducing units, not as multipliers. If used in a

    speed increasing capacity, service life is not guaranteed. Customers will always need to test the units themselves in their particular application

    to ensure it is adequate for the job and has the desired results for them.

    DO NOT FILL !

    GREASED FOR LIFE

    Greasing is onlyrequired if the

    gearbox is to beused in special

    applications or if itis being refurbished

    X