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mydiamond

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For most applications how many teeth of a timing belt should engage the small pulley?
 
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Name the three common types of mounting sheaves?
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 19, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Most timing belt drives are designed so that there are at least six teeth engaged with the small pulley. When six or more teeth engage the tooth strength of the belt exceeds the tensile strength.

Answer to Question 2

The three common types of mounting sheaves: (a) bored to size or press-fit sheaves, (b) taper-lock type compression bushing, and (c) QD type compression bushing.


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