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SIMONE ALGISI

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good day to all,I need to calculate the power of a brushless motor having the following data:
weight to move vertically 750 kg
pair reducer chosen 450 nm
gear module 3 diam.prim.69
Can anyone recommend me?
 
If you make a scheme and beds accelerate and give us more information we can help you. However of sti exercises there is full forum as well as looking in google.

post wrong section....what does it have to do with prototyping?

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the essential parameters you did not provide them. lacks speed and acceleration of mass.

As you don't say, I'll make your application.

the law of motion is as follows:IMG_20190107_231027.webpfrom which I reload the acceleration of 125 mm/s2.
imposed formulas for pinion and rack and individual the worst case where I have to climb and I have the weight force added to the force of inertia.IMG_20190107_231317.webpIf you mount a gearbox with i=144 you can use a 2000rpm-based engine and which drives 0,44kw at the point and zero acceleration, we will have to 0,43kw.IMG_20190107_231948.webptherefore you can take a motor with a nominal power 0,43kw and a maximum torque equal to the power of 0,44kw.
with the not very high acceleration you have a difference not very high, otherwise you would see higher maximum powers.
 
the essential parameters you did not provide them. lacks speed and acceleration of mass.

As you don't say, I'll make your application.

the law of motion is as follows:View attachment 52076from which I reload the acceleration of 125 mm/s2.
imposed formulas for pinion and rack and individual the worst case where I have to climb and I have the weight force added to the force of inertia.View attachment 52075If you mount a gearbox with i=144 you can use a 2000rpm-based engine and which drives 0,44kw at the point and zero acceleration, we will have to 0,43kw.View attachment 52077therefore you can take a motor with a nominal power 0,43kw and a maximum torque equal to the power of 0,44kw.
with the not very high acceleration you have a difference not very high, otherwise you would see higher maximum powers.
mechanical excusemg, if they are not indiscreet but which program you use, often use these beautiful interfaces
 

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