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Belt Loading

Belt Stretch & Belt Stretch Formula

Belt Tracking

Camber

Causes of Poor Belt Tracking

Coefficient of Friction

Creep Control

Creep Theory

Forced Compensation

Pulley Body Materials

Positioning Accuracy

Repeatability

Technical Tolerances

Timing Elements

Timing Screw

Tooth Height

Tracking

Type I Timing

Type II Timing

Working Stress

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Working Stress

Working stress is related to the the highest load on the belt, and the belt's cross sectional area (width x thickness).

Tensioning Stress

Tensioning stress is related to the initial tension in pounds and the belt's cross sectional area (width x thickness)

Total Stress

Total stress is the combination of working stress, tensioning stress and bending stress.

For design assistance and help with caluclating stress factors in metal belts or drive tapes, please contact Belt Technologies for additional information.

     
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