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Application Design Form

Axial Compensation

Belt Loading

Belt Stretch & Belt Stretch Formula

Belt Tracking

Camber

Causes of Poor Belt Tracking

Coefficient of Friction

Creep Control

Creep Theory

Crowned Pulley

Flanges

Forced Compensation

Pulley Axis Adjustment

Pulley Body Geometry

Pulley Body Materials

Pulley Material Weights

Positioning Accuracy

Repeatability

Technical Tolerances

Timing Elements

Timing Screw

Tooth Height

Tracking

Type I Timing

Type II Timing

Working Stress

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Design Basics

Limit the number of pulleys. When possible, use only two pulleys of identical diameter.

Pulley diameters should be 625 times the belt thickness.

Use the lowest possible preload tension to achieve a slip-free drive.

Employ an adjustable shaft or idler pulley to compensate for belt tension and tracking.

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