Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design (McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering)
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Chapter 17, Problem 23P
The standard roller-chain number indicates the chain pitch in inches, construction proportions, series, and number of strands as follows:
This convention makes the pitch directly readable from the chain number. In Ex. 17-5 ascertain the pitch from the selected chain number and confirm from Table 17-19.
EXAMPLE 17-5 Select drive components for a 2:1 reduction, 90-hp input at 300 rev/min, moderate shock, an abnormally long 18-hour day, poor lubrication, cold temperatures, dirty surroundings, short drive C/p = 25.
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