Determination Of Gear Efficiency

Product Description

Determination of Gear Efficiency

Technical Description of Determination of Gear Efficiency

The unit is a complete test system with drive and brake unit and two different gears. Driving and braking power are calculated to determine the efficiencies. The components used are common in drive technology and therefore closely related to practice. A three-phase AC motor with variable speed via frequency converter serves as the drive unit. An electromagnetic brake is used as the brake unit. The constant braking effect can be very finely adjusted via the exciting current; it then serves as a tunable load. The properties of the magnetic particle brake can be investigated in an additional experiment. A two-stage spur gear and a worm gear are available to be studied. The characteristic properties of the gear are adapted to the performance of the motor. Flexible couplings connect the gear to the motor and the brake. Motor and brake are mounted on pendulum bearings in order to determine the torques. The forces are measured by spring balances and lever arms. The speed of the motor is detected contact-free by means of an inductive displacement sensor on the motor shaft. 

• Determination of mechanical efficiency in gears
• Investigation on worm gear and 2-stage spur gear
• Three-phase AC motor with variable speed via frequency converter
• Magnetic particle brake with adjustable braking torque via exciting current
• Inductive speed sensor on the motor
• Display of speed and exciting current
• Determination of torques on motor and brake via spring scales and lever arms

 Technical Data of Determination of Gear Efficiency

Three-phase AC motor with variable speed

• Power output: 0,25kW
• Speed: 0...3.000min-1

Magnetic particle brake

• Rated braking torque at exciting current 0...0,37A:
•   0...10Nm

Two-stage spur gear

• Transmission ratio: i =13, 5
• Torque: 23,4Nm

Worm gear

• Transmission ratio: i=15
• Torque: 10Nm
• Worm: 2-tooth
• Worm gear: 40-tooth

 Measuring ranges

• Speed: 0...3.000min-1
• Exciting current: 0...0.37A
• Force: 1x0...25N, 1x0...100N

 Dimensions and Weight of Determination of Gear Efficiency

• LxWxH: 1.060x600x380mm
• Weight: approx. 47kg