Selecting a Chain for 11kW Electric Motor Gearbox

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For selecting a chain for an 11kW electric motor gearbox, it's essential to refer to BS standards regarding common chain sizes and tension specifications. Mechanical handbooks, particularly those detailing roller chain specifications, can provide valuable guidance. Users are encouraged to explore their school databases for relevant resources. Understanding the load requirements and operating conditions is crucial for making an informed choice. Proper chain selection ensures optimal performance and longevity of the motor and gearbox system.
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Hi I want't your help to learn about chain selection I have an electric motor of 11 kw and a gearbox I want to find a suitable chain can you help me?
 
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YOu can refer any mechanical handbooks or Machinary handbook else give me the details i will direct u to the chain selection

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There is BS standard about common chain size for different tension.
You can have a look in your school database.
The keyword is roller chain specification, something like that.
 
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