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Functions Clutch Go or limit torque Brake Stop or slow down Backstop Go only one direction Primary function Stop slow or prevent reversal of load in a mechanical system Activation Methods ID: 675332

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Slide1

Clutches, Brakes, and Backstops

Slide2

Functions

Clutch – Go (or limit torque)Brake – Stop (or slow down)

Backstop – Go only one direction

Primary function: Stop, slow, or prevent reversal of load in a mechanical systemSlide3

Activation Methods

CentrifugalMechanicalElectrical

Pneumatic

HydraulicSlide4

Applications

Control TorqueDisconnect loadsStarting

Stopping

Prevent load reversal

Tension ControlSlide5

Clutch-like operations by Electrics

Soft startServo drives

Variable speed drives

Positioning systemsSlide6

Application Guide

Brake

Description

Notes

Band

Operates by the action of a fixed belt over a rotating cylindrical surface(drum). Action not harsh.

Band

Drum

Works by bringing curved metal plates, lined with friction material(brake shoes) against an external or internal rotating cylindrical surface.

Drum

Disc

Disc brake consists of a disc rotating between two friction pads. When the pads are forced together under hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical or magnetic action then the disc is very effectively stopped.

Disk

Block/Shoe

Probably the first design of brake based on a shoe/block which is forced against the outside of a rotating wheel.  A simple design visible on many old vehicles

Block/Shoe

Fluid

A smooth progressive brake action resulting from rotating plates, or vanes in a retained fluid. When the fluid is prevented from flowing the viscous resistance retards the rotation.

 

Magnetic

Particle

This type of brake includes a fixed cylindrical enclosure housing a coil wrapped around a fixed cylinder. Within the cylinder is a cylindrical rotor mounted on the rotating shaft. The annulus between the fixed cylinder and the rotor is filled with magnetic particles. If there is no current in the coil the rotor is relatively free to rotate. On applying a current the particles coalesce and prevent relative movement.

 

Electric

Regenerative

Shafts driven by an electric motor often using regenerative braking. When the power to the motor is removed. The motor effectively becomes a generator driven by the shaft. The shaft is slowed as the kinetic energy is converted into electical energy. The recovered energy is often stored when used in electric vehicles.

 Slide7

Selection Criteria

Function of the application

Stopping

Holding

Braking

Slowing

Speed of shaft

Horsepower of prime mover

Torque requirement

Accelerate or Stop time required

Cycle rate

Environmental conditions

Mounting method

Maintenance and servicing required or availableSlide8

General Categories

Positive mechanical engagementSliding or friction engagement

Electrical engagement

Pneumatic or hydraulic engagement

Torque limiting

Centrifugal actuation

One way motion controlSlide9

Positive Engagement Clutches

Relies on engagement of a dog or latch to connect two shaftsNo slippage is possible once engaged

Shock loads are directly transferred.

Tapered surfaces can

permit slow engagement

Tend to become replaced

with better equipment.Slide10

Friction Clutches and Brakes

One surface has friction lining

Surfaces brought into contact by electromagnetic, mechanical, pneumatic, or hydraulic pressure.

Radial engagement

Band

Expanding shoe

Axial engagement

Disc caliper

Plate

CentrifugalSlide11

Friction Materials

Asbestos no longer usedHigh coefficient of friction

Heat resistant

Material Combination

Coefficient of Friction

Temp.(max)

Pressure (Max)

Wet

Dry

Deg.C

MPa

Cast Iron/Cast Iron

0,05

0,15-0,20

300

0,8

Cast Iron/Steel

0,06

0,15-0,20

300

0,8-1,3

Hard Steel/Hard Steel

0,05

0,15-0,20

300

0,7

Wood/Cast Iron-steel

0,16

0,2-0,35

150

0,6

Leather/Cast Iron-steel

0,12-0,15

0,3-0,5

100

0,25

Cork/Cast Iron- Steel

0,15-0,25

0,3-0,5

100

0,1

Felt/Cast Iron- Steel

0,18

0,22

140

0,06

Woven Asbestos/Cast Iron- Steel

0,1-0,2

0,3-0,6

250

0,7

Moulded Asbestos/Cast Iron- Steel

0,08-0,12

0,2-0,5

250

1,0

Impregnated Asbestos/Cast Iron- Steel

0,12

0,32

350

1.0

Carbon-graphite/Cast Iron- Steel

0,05-0,1

0,25

500

2.1

Kelvar/Cast Iron- Steel

0,05-0,1

0,35

325

3,0Slide12

Electrical Clutch and Brake

Electrically activated friction elements

Uses electromagnet to apply force

Magnetic particle

Magnetic particles drawn by coil

Eddy current

?Slide13

Wet and Multiplate

Clutch

Multiple plate clutch

This type of clutch has several driving members interleaved or "stacked" with several driven members. It is used in race cars including F1,

IndyCar

, World Rally and even most club racing, motorcycles, automatic transmissions and in some diesel locomotives with mechanical transmissions. It is also used in some electronically controlled all-wheel drive systems.

Wet vs. dry

A

wet clutch

is immersed in a cooling lubricating fluid which also keeps the surfaces clean and gives smoother performance and longer life. Wet clutches, however, tend to lose some energy to the liquid. Since the surfaces of a wet clutch can be slippery (as with a motorcycle clutch bathed in engine oil), stacking multiple clutch discs can compensate for the lower coefficient of friction and so eliminate slippage under power when fully engaged.Slide14

Pneumatic and hydraulic

Air pressure expands diaphragm or piston to exert force on the friction material.

Springs are used to disengage

Hydraulic actuation can supply higher pressure.Slide15

Torque Limiting Clutches

Provide overload protection

Pressure is applied to friction discs by spring pressure and adjusting nuts.

Intended as an overload protection, not for repetitive startsSlide16

Fluid Clutch

Function to provide soft start, delayed engagement, reduced starting load, and overload protection.

Uses a fluid torque converter.

Consists of an impeller and running vanes in an oil filled housing.

Dry fluid clutch involves the use of shot between the housing and impellers.Slide17

Overrunning clutches

Terms – cam clutch, free-wheeling clutch, backstop,

sprag

clutch, roller ramp clutch, on-way clutch, or single direction clutch.

Allows rotation in one direction and prevents rotation in the opposite direction.Slide18

Overrunning clutch types

Pawl and ratchet

Most primitive

Pawl catches on backside of teeth

Ramp clutch

Spring loaded ball engages outer ring via flat ramp

Sprag

Special shaped locking cams engage inner and outer ring

Garter spring keeps cams centered

Wrap spring clutch

Hubs fit inside spiral wound spring and tighten one direction, slip the other.Slide19

Overrunning Clutch Applications

OverrunningTwo motors (main drive and inching drive) connected to same equipment

Indexing

Backstopping

Safety mechanism

Prevent load reversal

Can mount within gearbox

Holdback

Prevents inclined conveyor from reversingSlide20

Stopping TorqueSlide21

Stopping TorqueSlide22

Stopping Torque