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This apparatus is
useful for measurement of power transmitted for various input power
conditions with varied belt tension. Belt slip or creep also can be
measured. The apparatus consists of a variable speed D.C. Motor, driving
pulley and driven pulley of equal diameters. The pulleys are mounted on
input shaft (motor shaft) and output shaft. The driven pulley can slide on
the base only with bearing block to change the initial tension in belt.
Brake drum is mounted on the output shaft, which helps to measure power
output. The motor speed is varied by Thyristor Control D.C. Drive. A double
channel digital speed indicator indicates driving and driven pulley speeds.
With the help of Stroboscope (not in the scope of supply) it is possible to
demonstrate the slip of belt on driving and driven pulley.
SCOPE OF EXPERIMENTATIONS:
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To measure
co-efficient of friction between pulley material and different belt
materials.
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To measure power
transmitted with varied belt tension.
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To measure percentage
slip at fixed belt tension by varying load on the Brake drum and plot the
graph of (T1-T2) v/s percentage slip i.e. “Slip Characteristics” Finding
a Creep Zone from graph.
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To measure belt slip
speed and observe the limiting value of load at constant speed when the
slip just starts.
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To study creep of
belt.
UTILITIES REQUIRED:
TECHNICAL DETAILS:
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Motor
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Pulleys
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Loading Arrangement
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