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    Single Belt Transmission - one driving pulley and one driven pulley
    For a system with two shafts and two pulleys - as indicated with pulley 1 and 2 in the figure above:

    d1 n1= d2 n2 (1)

    where

    d1 = driving pulley diameter (inch, mm)

    n1 = revolutions of driving pulley (rpm - rounds per minute)

    d2 = driven pulley diameter (inch, mm)

    n2 = revolutions of driven pulley (rpm - rounds per minute)

    Equation (1) can be transformed to express the

    Revolution of Driven Pulley


    n2 = d1 n1 / d2 (2)

    Revolution of Driver Pulley


    n1 = d2 n2 / d1 (3)

    Diameter of Driven Pulley


    d2 = d1 n1 / n2 (4)

    Diameter of Driver Pulley


    d1 = d2 n2 / n1 (5)

    Multiple Belt Transmission Systems


    For a system a with three shafts and four pulleys - as indicated in the figure above:

    n2 = n3 (6)

    n4 = n1 (d1 d3) / (d2 d4) (7)

    Example - Multiple Belt Transmission System


    The revolutions of shaft 4 in a multiple belt transmission like indicated in the figure above where

    n1 = 1000 rpm

    d1 = 100 mm

    d2 = 50 mm

    d3 = 110 mm

    d4 = 60 mm

    can be calculated as

    n4 =(1000 rpm) (100 mm) (110 mm) / ((50 mm) (60 mm))

    = 3667 rpm
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