THK Calculate the service life of Ball Screw

Title: Default Date: Default

Operating Conditions

Installation direction Default Mass m= Default kg

Mounting method Default Velocity v= Default m/s

Ball screw classification Default Drag force f= Default N

Distance between mounting
Model number Default positions la= Default mm

Basic dynamic load rating Ca= Default N Stroke length Ls= Default mm
Default Defaul Default N Acceleration time T1= Default s
t Number of reciprocations
Thread minor diameter d1= Default mm per minute n= Default min-1
Ball center-to-center diameter dp= Default mm Friction coefficient m= Default

Load factor fw= Default

Calculation result
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Ball screw rotational speed Ns= Default min Static safety factor fs= Default

DN Value DN= Default Mean load fm= Default N

Permissible rotational
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speed NC= Default min Nominal life L= Default rev.

Maximum load F= Default N Running life L= Default km

Bucking load P1= Default N Service life time Lh= Default h

Permissible tensile-
compressive load P2= Default N

Note:
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* Ex: 2.35E+06 is displayed in exponential notation as 2.35x10 .
* Calculation results for this software are based on the theoretical calculation in accordance with your input conditions.
Under actual operation, they may vary depending on the operating conditions like operating environment, lubricating
condition, mounting accuracy, rigidity & etc.
* Nominal life and static safety factor may be calculated using differing raceway equivalent loads.
* When the static safety factor (fs) is less than 1.0, since it is over the basic static load rating (C0a), judge it to be unus-
able and enter "---" for the calculation result of the service life. Please change the model and/or operating conditions so
that you can ensure a static safety factor of over 1.0, and then calculate again.
* When the number of revolutions to use is over the permissible numberof revolutions, or when the DN value is over the
permissible value, judgeit as unusable, and enter "-----" as the result of the service lifecalculation. Change the condi-
tions and then calculate again.
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