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Magneclutch® Engineering Calculations

See Below for Magneclutch® Engineering Calculations on the following applications:

Magnetic Particle Clutch on a Powered Rewind
Magnetic Particle Clutch for Overload Protection
Magnetic Particle Clutch for Dynamometer Testing
Quick Selection - Heat Dissipation (Slip Watts) vs. Speed Chart (RPM)


Magnetic Particle Clutch on a Powered Rewind

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Web Force (F)Web Speed (V)Core Diameter (d)Full Roll Diameter (D)Motor Speed
3.5 lbs. 1490 fpm 3.25 in. 16 in. 1750 rpm
1. Calculate Torque (T)

T = Force x Radius
T Start = 3.5 lbs. x 3.25in./24in. = 0.5 lb. ft.
T Finish = 3.5 lbs. x 16in./24in. = 2.3 lb. ft.

2. Calculation Speed (RPM)

RPM = Velocity/π(diameter)
RPM Start = 1490 fpm / π x 3.25in./12in. = 1750 rpm
RPM Finish = 1490 fpm / π x 16in./12in. = 356 rpm

3. Calculate Slipwatts (SW)

SW = T x (RPM in - RPM out) / 7.04
SW Start = 0
SW Finish = 2.3 lb. ft. x (1750 rpm - 356 rpm) / 7.04 = 455 Watts

4. From Slipwatts vs RPM curves

The 10MC90B20 will dissipate 500 Watts at 1750 rpm.

5. Select 10MC90B20.



Magnetic Particle Clutch for Overload Protection

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Torque Required at Conveyor (T Req)Speed of Conveyor Drive Roll (N Req)MotorGear Box Ratio
20 ft. lbs. 175 rpm 1 hp @ 1750 rpm 10:1
1. Calculate Torque at Clutch (T)

T = T Req / Ratio
T = 20 lb. ft. / 10 = 2.0 lb. ft.

2. Calculation Speed at Clutch (RPM)

RPM = N Req x Ratio
RPM = 175 rpm x 10 = 1750 rpm

3. Calculate Slipwatts (SW)

SW = T x RPM / 7.04
a. In normal operation, SW = 0
b. When a jam-up occurs: SW = 2.0 lb. ft. x 1750 / 7.04 = 497 Watts

4. From Slipwatts vs RPM curves

The 10MC90B20 will dissipate 500 Watts at 1750 rpm

5. Select 10MC90B20.



Magnetic Particle Clutch for Dynamometer Testing

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Test Motor SizeFull Load Speed
1/4 - 1 hp 1750 rpm
1. Calculate Torque (T)

T = 5250 x hp/rpm
T Min = 5250 x 1/4 hp / 1750 rpm = .75 lb. ft.
T Max = 5250 x 1 hp / 1750 rpm = 3 lb. ft.

2. Calculate Slipwatts (SW)

SW = T x RPM / 7.04
SW Min = .75 lb. ft. x 1750 rpm / 7.04 = 186 Watts
SW Max = 3 lb. ft. x 1750 rpm / 7.04 = 746 Watts

3. From Slipwatts vs RPM curves

The 10MCA90B20 will dissipate 785 Watts at 1750 rpm.

4. Select 10MCA90B20.



Quick Selection - Heat Dissipation (Slip Watts) vs. Speed Chart (RPM)

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