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BEARING CAPACITIES (cont. CHAIN Chain calculations are based on the width of the chain, its total circumference length and the diameter of the driving sprocket. 8 Hour Bearing Capacity (i Diameter of Driving Sprocket (in) = D Width of Chain (in) = W_ Length of Chain (in) Oil Systems: V=[(3 x Dx W) + (1.x L x W)] x .008 Grease Systems: V=[(3 x D x W) +(.1.xL x W)] x 002 Special Situations ‘The lubricant volumes in the preceding formulas are for normal conditions, Special consideration should be given to extremely dusty or dirty conditions or to bearings that are washed down or submerged under water. In these conditions extra lubricant may be required, thus exceeding the volumes given by the & hour rule, When selecting injectors for situations as described above, use an injector large enough to provide extra lubricant if needed. 6s

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