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How to understand the reducer service factor (SF)

2019-11-05View Original

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As the title suggests, how should this coefficient SF be understood, given that the power of the prime mover is 200 kW and its speed is 1480 rpm?； The prime mover is rigidly connected to the reducer, which drives the cooling fan; the shaft power is 163 kW. The design service factor is set at 2.01. How should this factor be understood? What is the relationship between this coefficient and the power of the prime mover as well as the shaft power?
Reply #22019-11-06
The reducer can withstand a load of 400 kW.

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