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Rexnord Power Transmission Formulas

This document contains formulas for calculating key metrics related to power transmission including circumference, torque, horsepower, velocity, tension, efficiency, and conversions. It provides the equations for circumference, torque, horsepower, velocity, effective force, effective tension, work, efficiency, and conversions between different units of measurement.

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Rexnord Power Transmission Formulas

This document contains formulas for calculating key metrics related to power transmission including circumference, torque, horsepower, velocity, tension, efficiency, and conversions. It provides the equations for circumference, torque, horsepower, velocity, effective force, effective tension, work, efficiency, and conversions between different units of measurement.

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Rexnord Power Transmission Formulas

Circumference Torque
Circumference = * x Diameter Torque = Force x Distance
* = 3.1416 Torque = Force x Radius
Torque (in-lb) = 63,025 x HP /RPM
Design Horsepower Torque (ft-lb) = 5,252 x HP /RPM
Design Horsepower = Torque (Nm) = 9,550 x KW /RPM
Motor Horsepower x Service Factor
Velocity (FPM)
Effective Force Velocity = 0.262 x Diameter x
Effective Force (EF) = HP x 33,000 / Velocity (FPM) RPM
Velocity = Diameter x x RPM
Effective Tension
Effective Tension (Te) = HP x 63,025 / RPM x Radius Work
Effective Tension (Te) = Torque / Radius Work (Linear) = Force x Distance
Effective Tension (Te) = HP x 33,000 / Velocity Work (Rotational) = Torque x *
* = Angle is measured in radians
Efficiency
Efficiency (%) = Power Out / Power In x 100% Conversions
Efficiency = HP Out / HP In x 100% (Imperial) HP = 4 KW x 1.31
Efficiency = kW/Out / kW In x 100% (Metric) KW = HP x 0.7457
Ft-lb = Nm x 0.737562
Horsepower In-lb = Nm x 8.85
Horsepower (HP) = Force x Velocity / 33,000 Nm = ft-lb x 1.356
Horsepower (HP) = Torque x RPM/63,025 Nm = in-lb x 0.113
Ft-lb/sec = HP x 550
Overhung Loads
Overhung Loads (OHL) =
63,000 x HP x Factor* / RPM x Radius
*Factor depends on the type of drive used

Power
Power = Force x Distance / Time

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