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    The document calculates reductions for an altitude drive system using timing belts and pulleys. It provides input measurements and calculates reductions in two ways: first by counting teeth/grooves on pulleys and belts, resulting in belt/pulley and total reductions of 16.368 and 1167.06 respectively. Second, it calculates reductions by dividing diameters, resulting in belt/pulley and total reductions of 16.39 and 1167.8576 respectively. It also defines how the pitch diameter of a pulley is calculated.

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    The document calculates reductions for an altitude drive system using timing belts and pulleys. It provides input measurements and calculates reductions in two ways: first by counting teeth/grooves on pulleys and belts, resulting in belt/pulley and total reductions of 16.368 and 1167.06 respectively. Second, it calculates reductions by dividing diameters, resulting in belt/pulley and total reductions of 16.39 and 1167.8576 respectively. It also defines how the pitch diameter of a pulley is calculated.

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    Calculating Altitude Reduction

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    Zoebair
    The document calculates reductions for an altitude drive system using timing belts and pulleys. It provides input measurements and calculates reductions in two ways: first by counting teeth/grooves on pulleys and belts, resulting in belt/pulley and total reductions of 16.368 and 1167.06 respectively. Second, it calculates reductions by dividing diameters, resulting in belt/pulley and total reductions of 16.39 and 1167.8576 respectively. It also defines how the pitch diameter of a pulley is calculated.

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    Calculating the reduction of the Altitude drive

    Input
    length of OQ length of ON SR (arc length) pitch diameter drive pulley * n of grooves on timing belt SR motor reduction: 1: n of teeth on drive pulley 374.25 343 697 45.84 232.00 71.3 48

    Calculations by counting teeth/grooves


    length of b angle t c=a =circle radius angle M circle circumference arc length PQ number of teeth whole circle belt/pulley reduction 1: total reduction 1: 507.65 47.49 375.67 85.01 2360.43 1114.78 785.68 16.368 1167.06
    P

    O a

    Calculation not counting teeth/grooves but by dividing diameters:


    diameter of circle belt/pulley reduction total reduction 1: 1: 751.35 16.39 1168.65 16.3795 1167.8576
    S

    Mean belt/pulley reduction Mean total reduction

    * pitch diameter of pulley is calculated as follows: Pdia=p*n/, in which p=timing belt pitch (distance between center of two teeth) and n=number of teeth on pulley.

    M c P O R a b t S N Q

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