Chemical Process Equipment: [Daily Question] 2011.03.25
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This post was last edited by WQC on 2011-3-26 at 13:04. The main failure modes of belt drives are ( ) 1) There will be a reward for those who participate； 2) Hide replies; please do not edit after replying. Elastic sliding and slipping, fatigue failure
This post was last edited by —Lantian— on 2011-3-24 20:22: Slipping, wear, fatigue
Reply to 1# —Lantian— Slipping and fatigue fracture; I just went to replace the belt today, and I’m experiencing both issues.
This post was last edited by —Lantian— on 2011-3-25 08:13: Sliding and fatigue failure.......
Elastic sliding and slipping, fatigue failure/F/R) A(
Reply 1# —Lantian— The main failure modes of belt drives are: 1. Belt elongation 2. Excessive operating noise 3. Cracks on the back side of the belt or softening of the belt 4. Longitudinal cracks in the belt 5. Shearing of the belt teeth 6. Excessive wear of the belt teeth 7. Excessive wear of the belt edges 8. Belt breakage