Velocity ratio of Belt Drives

Simple explanation for deriving the velocity ratio for simple belt drive and compound belt drive.

[@ayanvadodariya3133]

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[@vamshi404info]

please do a speed and torque ratio

[@potrikumaran1786]

Thanks sir

[@leenabehara6792]

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[@rmao5222]

How to find velocity and acceleration in a flat cross belt drive ?

[@comedyking9603]

And if the slip also consider???

[@CMM_01]

Which one is more important simple or compound in 1st year

[@aadilrasheed6532]

Sir,in case of horizontal drives we say lower end is made tight to produce more sag on upper side,n if upper side is made tight then slip may occur, sir my question is that is there any effect of changing the direction of belt(rotational motion) i.e from clockwise to counter clockwise n vise versa.
I.e is there any effect of changing the direction of rotation of belt to avoid the negative effect of sag.

[@VikasKumar-xk4zg]

Very nice bro.

[@kushwahasujeet7192]

Excellent bro

[@pvsmouli7727]

nice explanation bro

[@tajinderkumar9019]

very helpful sir

[@gangadharvenkataramanap7651]

Hello sir, I like your explanation. I have a little question.
if we consider the thickness to find the velocity ratio, then the equation becomes
(pi*(D+2T)N) = (pi*(d+2T)n),
where pi is a mathematical symbol.
D is the diameter driver.
d is the diameter of driven.
N is the speed of the driver.
n is the speed of driven.
T is the thickness.
your equation is different.
this is my point of view, I hope you understand and waiting for your helpful answer.
Thank you.

[@deepakprajapat3269]

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[@otnong6401]

Thanks

[@heartrobber8977]

But I have 60 under the pie × N1 × d1
so the formula become -
(pie × N1 × d1) ÷ 60
why so?

[@girishpaskanthi7732]

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