Power Calculation for Mechanical Component Drives

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To determine motor capacity for mechanical component drives, users are seeking reliable calculation resources and reference books. A recommended resource is the downloadable Small Motor Handbook available at Bodine Electric's website. The discussion highlights the difficulty in finding detailed information in existing literature, specifically mentioning Shigley's general mechanical design books. Participants are encouraged to share additional resources or references that could assist in these calculations. Accessing the suggested handbook could provide a solid foundation for understanding motor capacities.
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Dear all

I need to fix motor capacity for general mechanical components drive apllications

These type of calculation sites if available pl send me the details I cannot find that ones

Any reference books pl.forward me

(I referred shigley.general mechanical design books but i can't find the details)

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Prakash
 
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Go to
www.bodine-electric.com and look for their small motor handbook. It is downloadable and will get you started.
 
TVP45 said:
Go to
www.bodine-electric.com and look for their small motor handbook. It is downloadable and will get you started.

Thanks for your reply
Let me see the site.
 

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