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    Flat belt drives use frictional engagement between the lateral wedge surfaces of the belt profile to transfer power between pulleys, resulting in large bending cross-sections, varying individual belt speeds, and large belt mass. V-belt drives use frictional engagement on the outer pulley diameter, resulting in smaller bending cross-sections, precisely defined speeds across the belt width, and smaller belt mass.

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    Flat belt drives use frictional engagement between the lateral wedge surfaces of the belt profile to transfer power between pulleys, resulting in large bending cross-sections, varying individual belt speeds, and large belt mass. V-belt drives use frictional engagement on the outer pulley diameter, resulting in smaller bending cross-sections, precisely defined speeds across the belt width, and smaller belt mass.

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    Difference Between Flat Belt and V-Belt Drives

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    Flat belt drives use frictional engagement between the lateral wedge surfaces of the belt profile to transfer power between pulleys, resulting in large bending cross-sections, varying individual belt speeds, and large belt mass. V-belt drives use frictional engagement on the outer pulley diameter, resulting in smaller bending cross-sections, precisely defined speeds across the belt width, and smaller belt mass.

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    Difference between Flat Belt and V- belt Drives

    1. Frictional engagement between the 1. Frictional engagement on the outer


    lateral wedge surfaces of the belt profile. pulley diameter.
    2. Large bending cross-section, large 2. Small bending cross-section, small
    mass. mass.
    3. Different effective diameters and thus 3. Precisely defined effective diameters
    varying speeds of individual belts. across the belt width and therefore exact
    speeds.

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