Product Description
SHTDN Twin Screw Gearbox Features.
— High Speed
—Triaxiality parallel design improve B axis bearing capacity.
—Simple manufacture and convenient assemply.Lower the cost.
—Modular structure design achieve 2 kinds of gearbox torque grade.
Twin Screw Gearbox Introduction
Twin Screw Gearbox adopting latest standard ISO1328,the precision of cylindrical gear of spherical involute, and combining our long term experience and specialty of twin-screw extruders, SHTDN gearboxes are meticulously designed with top advanced designing ideas in the world for co-orientated rotating twin-screw extruders, with entirely independent Intellectual Property Rights.
The gears are made of carburizing steel of high-strength alloy of good quality by carburizing and quenching for teeth, of which all the gear grinding processes are finished by imported gear grinding machines. Gear parameters are optimized and specially designed for the characteristics of twin screw extruders, reducing stress concentration on root of gear and improving gear surface conditions. We have improved gear intension of flexural fatigue, fatigue strength and ratio of wide diameter. We have also adopted the latest designing idea and technology of heating treatment for the structure of gears, thereby ensured gears from uniformity of precision and strength.
SHTDN High Torque Gearbox Data Table
SHTDN Gearbox Power&Torque Table |
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Model |
CD(MM) |
Torque Grade(T/A3) |
RPM 300r/min |
RPM 400r/min |
RPM 500r/min |
RPM 600r/min |
RPM 800r/min |
RPM 900r/min |
SHTD20N |
18 |
<13 |
— |
— |
— |
7.5kw |
11kw |
— |
SHTD25N |
22 |
<13 |
— |
— |
11kw |
15kw |
18.5kw |
22kw |
SHTD30N |
26 |
<13 |
— |
— |
— |
22kw |
30kw |
37kw |
SHTD35N |
30 |
<13 |
18.5kw |
22kw |
30kw |
37kw |
50kw |
60kw |
SHTD40N |
34.5 |
<13 |
30kw |
45kw |
55kw |
65kw |
90kw |
90kw |
SHTD50N |
42 |
<13 |
55kw |
75kw |
90kw |
110kw |
132kw |
160kw |
SHTD52N |
43 |
<13 |
55kw |
75kw |
90kw |
110kw |
132kw |
160kw |
SHTD58N |
48 |
<13 |
90kw |
110kw |
132kw |
160kw |
220kw |
250kw |
SHTD65N |
52 |
<13 |
110kw |
132kw |
160kw |
220kw |
280kw |
315kw |
SHTD75N |
60 |
<13 |
160kw |
220kw |
250kw |
315kw |
450kw |
500kw |
SHTD85N |
67.8 |
<13 |
220kw |
315kw |
400kw |
500kw |
600kw |
650kw |
SHTD95N |
78 |
<13 |
350kw |
450kw |
550kw |
650kw |
900kw |
1000kw |
SHTD110N |
92 |
<13 |
560kw |
710kw |
900kw |
1000kw |
— |
— |
SHTD125N |
100 |
<13 |
800kw |
1000kw |
1250kw |
1400kw |
— |
— |
SHTD135N |
110 |
<13 |
1000kw |
1400kw |
1600kw |
2000kw |
— |
— |
SHTD150N |
120 |
<13 |
1320kw |
1750kw |
— |
— |
— |
— |
Production Process
Packing&Delivery
Packing Details: According to your order quantity packaging,shipping wooden boxes,air carton.
Delivery Details: 5-60days after order.
1.Rust-proof oil processing, Prevent rust in transit. |
2.Oiled paper packages, Prevent oil dry. |
3.Bubble wrap package, Prevent collosions. |
4.Special foam packaging. | 5.Packing | 6.Sealing |
Our Service
24-hour Hotline
No matter when and where to call we can find our service to you.
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Pre-sales Consultation
We have 5 sales people online, and whether you have any question can be solved through online communication,welcome your consultation. |
After-sales Services
Receive products have any questions about the product, can look for us,we will help you deal with the the first time,to your satisfaction. |
All ZT keep pay attention to every step of the details,We are looking CZPT to the forge ahead together with you!
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FAQ
How long does it take to get my products since I paid for them?
—According to your order quantity,we will give you a reasonable delivery date.
Can I get the warranty of 1 year for free?
—If you need the warranty,you should pay for it.If not,do not worry ,we have confidence in our products.
How is your after-sale service?
—You will get our help in time as long as you find something wrong about our produces.Believe us,you deserve the best.
What machine does the product apply to?
—Twin Screw Extruder Machine.
Application: | Machinery |
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Function: | Speed Reduction |
Layout: | Double Drive Gearbox |
Hardness: | Hardened Tooth Surface |
Installation: | Horizontal Type |
Step: | Three-Step |
Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Performance of Helical Gearboxes in Applications Requiring Frequent Starts and Stops
Helical gearboxes are well-suited for applications that involve frequent starts and stops due to their design characteristics. Here’s how they fare in such scenarios:
- Smooth Engagement: Helical gears offer gradual and smooth engagement, which reduces shock loads during starts and stops. This feature helps minimize wear and stress on gear teeth and other components.
- Noise and Vibration Reduction: The helical tooth arrangement results in less noise and vibration compared to other gear types. This is especially beneficial in applications where noise reduction is a priority.
- Efficient Power Transmission: Helical gears efficiently transmit power even during frequent starts and stops. The gradual contact between gear teeth and the larger tooth engagement area contribute to efficient power transfer.
- Less Backlash: Helical gearboxes typically have lower backlash compared to other gear types. This means there’s less play between gear teeth, resulting in more accurate and consistent motion control.
- Heat Dissipation: The helical tooth design distributes loads and heat more evenly, which can help dissipate heat generated during frequent starts and stops.
- Longevity: The reduced wear and improved load distribution contribute to the longevity of helical gearboxes, making them suitable for applications requiring frequent cyclic motion.
In summary, helical gearboxes perform well in applications involving frequent starts and stops. Their smooth engagement, reduced noise and vibration, efficient power transmission, and durability make them a reliable choice for industries that demand precise and controlled motion despite frequent changes in speed and direction.
Impact of Thermal Expansion on Helical Gearbox Performance
Thermal expansion can significantly affect the performance of helical gearboxes due to changes in dimensions and clearances caused by temperature variations. Here’s how it impacts:
1. Misalignment: Temperature changes can lead to differential expansion of gearbox components. This can result in misalignment of gears, shafts, and bearings, leading to increased friction, noise, and reduced efficiency.
2. Lubrication: Thermal expansion can alter the clearances within the gearbox, affecting the distribution and viscosity of the lubricating oil. Inadequate lubrication due to temperature-induced changes can result in increased wear and premature failure.
3. Gear Tooth Engagement: Temperature fluctuations can cause gear teeth to expand or contract, affecting the meshing engagement and load distribution. Inconsistent gear tooth contact can lead to uneven wear and reduced gear life.
4. Bearing Performance: Bearings in helical gearboxes are sensitive to temperature changes. Excessive heat can lead to reduced bearing life, increased friction, and potential seizure, affecting overall gearbox performance.
5. Noise and Vibration: Thermal expansion can lead to changes in gear and component clearances, resulting in altered vibration patterns and increased noise levels. This can impact the comfort of the system and indicate potential issues.
6. Material Fatigue: Repeated cycles of thermal expansion and contraction can lead to material fatigue and stress accumulation, reducing the overall lifespan of gearbox components.
Managing Thermal Effects: Manufacturers design helical gearboxes with considerations for thermal expansion, using materials with low coefficients of thermal expansion and incorporating features like expansion joints or thermal isolators. Proper lubrication, monitoring temperature, and maintaining consistent operating conditions are also crucial in mitigating thermal expansion effects.
Understanding and managing the impact of thermal expansion is essential to maintain the performance, efficiency, and durability of helical gearboxes.
Differences Between Helical Gearboxes and Spur Gearboxes
Helical gearboxes and spur gearboxes are two common types of gearboxes used in various applications. Here are the key differences between them:
- Tooth Design: The main difference between helical and spur gearboxes lies in their tooth design. Helical gearboxes feature helical teeth that are cut at an angle to the gear axis, while spur gearboxes have straight-cut teeth that run parallel to the gear axis.
- Engagement: Helical gearboxes offer a gradual and smooth engagement of teeth due to their helical tooth design. This results in reduced noise and vibration compared to spur gearboxes, which can have more abrupt and noisy tooth engagement.
- Load Distribution: Helical gearboxes have a higher contact ratio between teeth at any given time, which leads to better load distribution across the gear teeth. Spur gearboxes, on the other hand, have fewer teeth in contact at a time, potentially leading to higher stress on individual teeth.
- Efficiency: Helical gearboxes tend to be more efficient than spur gearboxes due to the helical tooth design, which reduces friction and energy losses during gear meshing. The gradual engagement of helical teeth contributes to this higher efficiency.
- Noise and Vibration: Helical gearboxes generate less noise and vibration compared to spur gearboxes. The helical tooth design and smooth engagement help in reducing the impact of gear meshing on overall noise levels.
- Applications: Helical gearboxes are commonly used in applications that require higher torque and smoother operation, such as heavy machinery, automotive transmissions, and industrial equipment. Spur gearboxes are suitable for applications with moderate loads and where noise considerations are not critical.
Overall, helical gearboxes offer advantages in terms of efficiency, load distribution, and noise reduction compared to spur gearboxes. However, the choice between the two depends on specific application requirements and factors such as torque, speed, space constraints, and noise considerations.
editor by CX 2023-10-08