I need help with calculating the speed of a conveyor chain.
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Given that the motor speed is 1400 rpm, the frequency is 50, the reduction gear ratio is 26.93, and the frequency of the inverter is 63, what is the transmission speed of this chain? Also, the modified motor drives a total of 5 chains, with each chain having a higher speed than the previous one. What speed difference is required between adjacent chains to ensure that heavier items do not fall over when changing direction during transport?
Is the inverter frequency 63? ? ? ? ? What the hell? ? ? ? ? ?
Is this data not needed? If it’s not needed, ignore it; how should it be calculated? Seeking advice
I don’t understand how the frequency can be 63HZ – internationally it’s 60HZ and in China it’s 50HZ. I really don’t know much about this! I’m looking for some information on this. On inverters, the speed at different frequencies is displayed; why go to the trouble of calculating it?
The frequency converter shows 63HZ; if it’s not necessary, you can ignore it. Just figure out the chain speed. Since the items transported by these chains often fall over, I want to calculate the speed of each chain to see if there is a significant difference in speeds, and then adjust the gears accordingly.