Belt Tension in Tight Side Calculator

✖Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive is the ratio defining the force that resists the motion of the belt over the pulley.ⓘ Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive [μ]			+10% -10%
✖Wrap Angle on Pulley is the angle between the run-up and run-off of the belt on the pulley.ⓘ Wrap Angle on Pulley [α]			+10% -10%
✖Belt Tension on Loose Side is defined as the belt's tension on the belt's loose side.ⓘ Belt Tension on Loose Side [P₂]			+10% -10%
✖Mass of Meter Length of Belt is the mass of 1-meter length of the belt simply mass per unit length of the belt.ⓘ Mass of Meter Length of Belt [m]			+10% -10%
✖Belt Velocity is defined as the velocity of the belt used in a belt drive.ⓘ Belt Velocity [v_b]			+10% -10%

✖Belt Tension on Tight Side is defined as the belt's tension on the belt's tight side.ⓘ Belt Tension in Tight Side [P₁]

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Belt Tension in Tight Side Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Belt Tension on Tight Side = e^(Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive*Wrap Angle on Pulley)*(Belt Tension on Loose Side-Mass of Meter Length of Belt*Belt Velocity^2)+Mass of Meter Length of Belt*Belt Velocity^2
P₁ = e^(μ*α)*(P₂-m*v_b^2)+m*v_b^2
This formula uses 1 Constants, 6 Variables

Constants Used

e - Napier's constant Value Taken As 2.71828182845904523536028747135266249

Variables Used

Belt Tension on Tight Side - (Measured in Newton) - Belt Tension on Tight Side is defined as the belt's tension on the belt's tight side.
Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive - Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive is the ratio defining the force that resists the motion of the belt over the pulley.
Wrap Angle on Pulley - (Measured in Radian) - Wrap Angle on Pulley is the angle between the run-up and run-off of the belt on the pulley.
Belt Tension on Loose Side - (Measured in Newton) - Belt Tension on Loose Side is defined as the belt's tension on the belt's loose side.
Mass of Meter Length of Belt - (Measured in Kilogram per Meter) - Mass of Meter Length of Belt is the mass of 1-meter length of the belt simply mass per unit length of the belt.
Belt Velocity - (Measured in Meter per Second) - Belt Velocity is defined as the velocity of the belt used in a belt drive.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive: 0.35 --> No Conversion Required
Wrap Angle on Pulley: 160.2 Degree --> 2.79601746169439 Radian (Check conversion here)
Belt Tension on Loose Side: 550 Newton --> 550 Newton No Conversion Required
Mass of Meter Length of Belt: 0.6 Kilogram per Meter --> 0.6 Kilogram per Meter No Conversion Required
Belt Velocity: 25.81 Meter per Second --> 25.81 Meter per Second No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

P₁ = e^(μ*α)*(P₂-m*v_b^2)+m*v_b^2 --> e^(0.35*2.79601746169439)*(550-0.6*25.81^2)+0.6*25.81^2

Evaluating ... ...

P₁ = 799.620483756829

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

799.620483756829 Newton --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

799.620483756829 ≈ 799.6205 Newton <-- Belt Tension on Tight Side

(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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Center Distance from Small Pulley to Big Pulley given Wrap Angle of Small Pulley

LaTeX Go Centre Distance between Pulleys = (Diameter of Big Pulley-Diameter of Small Pulley)/(2*sin((3.14-Wrap Angle on Small Pulley)/2))

Wrap Angle for Small Pulley

LaTeX Go Wrap Angle on Small Pulley = 3.14-2*asin((Diameter of Big Pulley-Diameter of Small Pulley)/(2*Centre Distance between Pulleys))

Diameter of Small Pulley given Wrap Angle of Small Pulley

LaTeX Go Diameter of Small Pulley = Diameter of Big Pulley-2*Centre Distance between Pulleys*sin((3.14-Wrap Angle on Small Pulley)/2)

Diameter of Big Pulley given Wrap Angle of Small Pulley

LaTeX Go Diameter of Big Pulley = Diameter of Small Pulley+2*Centre Distance between Pulleys*sin((3.14-Wrap Angle on Small Pulley)/2)

Belt Tension in Tight Side Formula

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Types of Belt Drives?

There are five different kinds of belt drive that can be found and those are:
Open belt drive.
Closed or crossed belt drive.
Fast and loose cone pulley.
Stepped cone pulley.
Jockey pulley drive.

How to Calculate Belt Tension in Tight Side?

Belt Tension in Tight Side calculator uses Belt Tension on Tight Side = e^(Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive*Wrap Angle on Pulley)*(Belt Tension on Loose Side-Mass of Meter Length of Belt*Belt Velocity^2)+Mass of Meter Length of Belt*Belt Velocity^2 to calculate the Belt Tension on Tight Side, Belt Tension in Tight Side formula is defined as a measure of the tension in the tight side of a belt drive system, accounting for factors such as friction, mass, and velocity to ensure efficient power transmission. Belt Tension on Tight Side is denoted by P₁ symbol.

How to calculate Belt Tension in Tight Side using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Belt Tension in Tight Side, enter Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive (μ), Wrap Angle on Pulley (α), Belt Tension on Loose Side (P₂), Mass of Meter Length of Belt (m) & Belt Velocity (v_b) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Belt Tension in Tight Side calculation can be explained with given input values -> 799.6205 = e^(0.35*2.79601746169439)*(550-0.6*25.81^2)+0.6*25.81^2.

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What is Belt Tension in Tight Side?

Belt Tension in Tight Side formula is defined as a measure of the tension in the tight side of a belt drive system, accounting for factors such as friction, mass, and velocity to ensure efficient power transmission and is represented as P₁ = e^(μ*α)*(P₂-m*v_b^2)+m*v_b^2 or Belt Tension on Tight Side = e^(Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive*Wrap Angle on Pulley)*(Belt Tension on Loose Side-Mass of Meter Length of Belt*Belt Velocity^2)+Mass of Meter Length of Belt*Belt Velocity^2. Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive is the ratio defining the force that resists the motion of the belt over the pulley, Wrap Angle on Pulley is the angle between the run-up and run-off of the belt on the pulley, Belt Tension on Loose Side is defined as the belt's tension on the belt's loose side, Mass of Meter Length of Belt is the mass of 1-meter length of the belt simply mass per unit length of the belt & Belt Velocity is defined as the velocity of the belt used in a belt drive.

How to calculate Belt Tension in Tight Side?

Belt Tension in Tight Side formula is defined as a measure of the tension in the tight side of a belt drive system, accounting for factors such as friction, mass, and velocity to ensure efficient power transmission is calculated using Belt Tension on Tight Side = e^(Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive*Wrap Angle on Pulley)*(Belt Tension on Loose Side-Mass of Meter Length of Belt*Belt Velocity^2)+Mass of Meter Length of Belt*Belt Velocity^2. To calculate Belt Tension in Tight Side, you need Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive (μ), Wrap Angle on Pulley (α), Belt Tension on Loose Side (P₂), Mass of Meter Length of Belt (m) & Belt Velocity (v_b). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Coefficient of Friction for Belt Drive, Wrap Angle on Pulley, Belt Tension on Loose Side, Mass of Meter Length of Belt & Belt Velocity and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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