From No.

17
Square Thread

Bolts and Power Screw

From No. 6

where: hp = power, hp N =angular speed, rpm D = shaft diameter, in d = set screw diameter, in

Where: L = Lead Di = Root Diameter N = angular speed, rpm L = Lead, ft or m/min

Shaft
From No. 2a

a = sensitivity factor r = radius stress raiser Where: q = 0.983 n = no. of set screw, dn = diameter in inches per no. Shaft of set screw From No. 12

V = NL
V = linear speed in raising the screw, ft/min or m/min

where: hp = horsepower D = Diameter of shaft, inch N = angular speed, rpm

Brakes (From No. 2) T = average torque to stop the rotation, lb-ft I = Inertia Load, lb-ft2 = angular acceleration, rad/sec2 g = gravitational acceleration = 32.2 ft/sec2 T = average torque to stop the rotation, lb-ft wr2 = Inertia Load, lb-ft2 N =angular speed, rpm t = time, sec Where: h = height of the object, m or ft W = weight of the object, N or lb k = spring rate, N/m or lb/ft = deflection of spring, m or ft Pd = Diametral Pitch, teeth/diameter C = Center distance T1 = No. of Teeth 1 T2 = No. of Teeth 2

Spring

Gear (From No. 5)

Clutch (From No. 3)

T = clutch starting torque, lbft I = Inertia Load or mass inertia, lb-ft2 = angular acceleration, rad/sec2 g = gravitational acceleration = 32.2 ft/sec2 T = clutch starting torque, lbft wr2 = Inertia Load or mass interia, lb-ft2 N =angular speed, rpm t = time, sec F = Force on the clutch Dm = Mean Diameter S = allowable stress Fa = axial Force, N or lb ) = cone angle, degrees Fn = Normal Force, N or lb

From No. 7