P 1100 WC
P 1100 WC
Pneumatic
Clutches and Brakes
Wichita Clutch
Wichita Clutch, founded in 1949, is a leading global designer and
manufacturer of heavy-duty clutches and brakes that are essential
components in industrial process equipment. Backed by extensive
application experience, Wichita engineers utilize the latest design
technologies and materials to provide innovative clutch and brake
solutions that precisely meet their customer’s most demanding
requirements.
Altra’s leading brands include Ameridrives, Bauer Gear Motor, Bibby Turboflex, Boston Gear, Delroyd Worm Gear, Formsprag Clutch,
Guardian Couplings, Huco, Industrial Clutch, Inertia Dynamics, Kilian, Lamiflex Couplings, Marland Clutch, Matrix, Nuttall Gear,
Stieber, Stromag, Svendborg Brakes, TB Wood’s, Twiflex, Warner Electric, Warner Linear and Wichita Clutch.
Engineering
Wichita has dedicated significant resources and talented
people to the numerous engineering disciplines required
to design, manufacture and apply our heavy duty clutches
and brakes. Our application engineers provide timely
response to your inquiries with our Computer Aided
Product Selection (CAPS) system.
Genuine Wichita
replacement parts
Features no one else can match!
Friction Discs
Special high strength proprietary materials
with molded composite teeth resist functional
wear and provide additional output torque.
1. Decide which of the four possible 3. In the Function/Mounting chart below, choose
functions you wish to perform. the proper type of mounting (1,2,3, etc.) to
make a preliminary product selection. (Consult
your Wichita representative for final product
selection.)
Function/Mounting Condition
Controlled Cycling Controlled Controlled
Acceleration Deceleration Slip
Provide smooth Accurately positions Provides a smooth, Provide continuous
acceleration of a load in a repeatable cushioned decelera- tension to a web or
a load. fashion. tion of a load. strand.
Wichita Page
Product No. High Heat Low Heat
Combination Clutch/Brake 10 7, 8, 9
Very Low Inertia Clutch or Brake 24 1, 2 1, 2 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3
Low Inertia Clutch or Brake 24 1, 2 1, 2 1, 2, 3 1, 2
High Torque Clutch 44 1 1 1
Spring-Set Air Release Brake 58 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3
AquaMaKKs Clutch or Brake
(Tensioning) 70 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3
Kopper Kool Clutch or Brake
(Tensioning) 75 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3
Mistral Brake
(Tension Brakes) 102 2
ModEvo
(Tension Brakes) 106 2, 3
Motor Brakes 114
(Spring-Set Brake)
2, 6
Standard Vent Coupling Clutch 131 3, 4
Standard Vent Grinding
Mill Clutch 136
3, 4
Wichita Product
Air Tube Disc Standard
Vent
Spring-Set Motor Brakes
Mesur-Fil Couplings
Combination C/B
Power Take-Off
High Torque
Kopper Kool
AquaMaKKs
Low Inertia
Spring-Set
Coupling
Field of Machine or
Ball Mill
ModEvo
Mistral
Application Equipment
Air Movement Pumps Centrifugal compressors • • •
Reciprocating compressors
(over 2 cylinders) • • • •
Reciprocating compressors • • • •
(1 or 2 cylinders)
Centrifugal fans • • • • •
Blowers
Agitators Liquid
Semi-solid • • • •
Solids
Brick Brick press • • • •
manufacturing Extruder • • •
Pug mill
Canning & bottling Bottle-can feeders • • •
machine Filling
Mixers • • • •
Wichita Product
Air Tube Disc Standard
Vent
Mesur-Fil Couplings
Combination C/B
Power Take-Off
High Torque
Kopper Kool
AquaMaKKs
Low Inertia
Spring-Set
Coupling
Field of Machine or
Ball Mill
ModEvo
Mistral
Application Equipment
Engine driven equipment Crane • • • •
Hoist • •
Engine •
Crowd • •
Grinding mills Ball-rod-sag-pebble •
Crushers •
Shakers •
Lumber processing Yarder • • • • • •
Carriages, conveyers • • • • • • •
Chipper, logger
Marine Propulsion clutch CP wheel • •
Shaft brakes •
Propulsion reversing type • •
Anchor winch • •
Bulk material Conveyors evenly loaded •
• • • • •
handling Line shaft evenly loaded • • • •
Feeders • • • •
Elevators • • • •
Metal production & Coilers • • • • • •
metalforming Slitters • • • • • • • •
Press brake • • • • • • •
Non-geared press • • • • • • •
Geared press • • • • • • •
Draw bench • • • •
Rolling mill • • •
Shear • • • • • • •
Back geared press • • • • • • •
Hammer Mill • • •
Forging • • •
Paper industry dryer Fourdrinier to 500 FPM
sections & calenders, Fourdrinier to 1800 RPM
consult factory Paper mill plane
Smoothing press • • •
Press selections
Dryers
Calenders
Petroleum Drilling & service rig • • • •
production Master clutches • •
Compound clutches • •
Rotary Drum • •
Mud pumps • •
PTO clutches • •
Rubber Transfer machines
manufacturing evenly loaded
Banberry mixer
Drum mixer • •
Extruder
Calender
Centrifuge
Optional shrink-disc
hub for ease of installation
and removal. No
keyways required. Precision die
springs
Optional
Optional shrink disc hub provides ease of
mounting with no keyways.
Selection
Press clutch and brake selection is
based on: 1/4” distance
above bottom
1. Application Duty Factor
2. Application clutch torque
3. Application brake torque necessary
to stop
4. Maximum Energy Input
5. Heat generated during cycling
6. Bore size
Application selection torque = the required 4. Calculate energy input required for the
torque of 73,529 lb. in. x 1.5 combination clutch/brake.
= 110,294 lb.in. (Application Duty Factor for a. Kinetic Energy = (WR )(CCB RPM)
2 2 A
“Geared Punch Press”, page 16. 5,873
Preliminary selection of CCB based on clutch
torque is the CCB 600 with 50% spring (1041)(204)2
KE = = 7,376 lbs.ft.
compliment. The clutch torque for this model 5,873
is 124,350 lb.in. @ 80 PSI. b. Maximum energy input to the CCB 600
d. Maximum bore for CCB 600 is 5.0 in. bore is 14,229 ft.lbs. Therefore, CCB 600 has
acceptable. sufficient energy input capacity.
( )
b. To determine the Cycles Per Minute
30 RPM of Crankshaft 2
x 39,091 lb.ft.2 Capacity, you need the following
204 RPM of Backshaft information:
= 845 lb.ft. @ 204 RPM
2
(Heat HP @ CCB speed) (1.9 x 108)
Total WR2 referred to backshaft is: (WR2) (RPM)2
845 lb.ft.2 + 78 lb.ft.2 = 923 lb.ft.2 or
3.7 (1.9 x 108)
(WR2 of parts on backshaft from a pplication
(1041) (204)2
data)
= 16 CPM
Total WR2 to start and stop is:
923 lb.ft.2 + 118 lb.ft.2 = 1041 lb.ft.2 Final Selection:
(WR2 of CCB-600 from page 15) CCB 600 with 1/2 spring compliment. Also a
vailable
with shrink disc shaft mounting.
b. The brake stop time required is 120°. (Based (See pages 18–19 for various mounting
on rotation at 30 RPM). arrangments).
Angle to Stop 60
Stop Time = Note:
360 crankshaft RPM This application example is for preliminary
120 60 sizing only. Contact a Wichita Sales Engineer
= = .5 sec. or the factory for final selection.
360 30
c. Required deceleration torque =
(WR2) (CCB RPM) (1041) (204)
or
(25.6) (Stop Time sec.) (25.6)(.5)
= 16,590 lb.in.
d. Application brake torque =
(18,466) (1.5) or 27,700 lb.in.
The CCB 600 has a rated brake
torque capacity of 35,850 lb.in.
with 50% spring compliment.
Model Size Assembly (100% SPR. COMPL) Drawing Numbers Part Family
380 7-915-100-209-0000 7-915-100-931-1&2 546
470 7-918-100-205-0000 7-918-100-931-1&2 547
550 7-922-100-209-0000 7-922-100-931-1&2 549
600 7-923-100-209-0000 7-923-100-931-1&2 551
675 7-927-100-209-0000 7-927-100-931-1&2 552
760 7-930-100-209-0000 7-930-100-931-1&2 553
830 7-933-100-209-0000 7-933-100-931-1&2 555
910 7-935-100-209-0000 7-935-100-931-1&2 554
3-3/8 3-3/4 4-1/8
470 33.3 (1.4) 16 (0.67) 190 (86)
(86) (95) (105)
4-1/2 4-3/4 5-1/2
550 70.2 (3.0) 23 (0.97) 290 (132)
(114) (121) (140)
5 5 6-3/32
600 118 (5.0) 72 (3.0) 380 (172)
(127) (127) (155)
5 5-1/2 6-3/32
675 209 (8.8) 80 (3.4) 530 (240)
(127) (140) (155)
6-3/10 6-7/8 7-7/8
760 370 (15.6) 154 (6.5) 760 (345)
(160) (175) (200)
6-7/8 7-1/2 8-15/32
830 455 (19.2) 226 (9.5) 635 (288)
(175) (191) (215)
7-1/8 8-3/8 9-1/4
910 820 (34.5) 280 (11.8) 1,190 (540)
(181) (213) (235)
1. Hub 15. Drive Pin (Round Clutch) 30. Flex Lock Nuts
2. Bolt 16. Drive Pin (Square Clutch) 31. Socket Head Capscrew (SHCS)
3. Back Plate 17. Drive Pin (Square Brake) 33. Air Spud
4. Center Plate 18. Drive Pin (Round Brake) 34. Air Manifold
5. Drive Plate 19. Drive Bushing (Round Clutch) 35. Socket Head Capscrew (SHCS)
6. Air-Tube Holding Plate 20. Drive Bushing (Square Clutch) Not Shown:
7. Pressure Plate 21. Drive Bushing (Square Brake) • Bolt & Nut between Pressure
8. Air-Tube 22. Drive Bushing (Round Brake) Plate and Center Plate
9. Air-Tube Holding Plate Bolts 23. Snap Ring • Clip, Bolt & Nut on Ring Mount
10. Shim 24. Snap Ring
11. Brake Springs 25. Snap Ring
12. End Cap 26. Snap Ring
13. Short Mounting Bracket 27. Retainer Plate (Brake Drive Pin)
14. Long Mounting Bracket 28. Retainer Plate (Clutch Drive Pin)
29. Hex Head Capscrew (HHCS)
PEP
(Pin to Extended Pin)
PP RR
(Pin to Pin) (Ring to Ring)
RP (Ring to Pin)
RR (Ring to Ring)*
PP (Pin to Pin)*
* Dimensions same as RP design
All ring drives to have pins located
in pin size counterbores 0.13” deep.
3.375 21.06 27.36 33.66 19.685 24.016 31.102 18.50 0.984 1.575 1.181 4.02 4.88
470
(86) (535) (695) (855) (500) (610) (790) (470) (25) (40) (30) (102.1) (124.0)
4.500 24.41 30.71 37.40 22.992 27.362 34.843 21.65 0.984 1.575 1.181 5.06 6.42
550
(114) (620) (780) (950) (584) (695) (885) (550) (25) (40) (30) (128.4) (163.1)
5.000 26.77 34.25 42.32 25.197 30.315 38.976 23.62 1.181 1.772 1.575 4.83 6.22
600
(127) (680) (870) (1,075) (640) (770) (990) (600) (30) (45) (40) (122.6) (158.0)
5.000 30.51 39.37 48.56 28.543 34.646 44.685 26.57 1.378 2.165 1.772 5.39 6.98
675
(127) (775) (1,000) (1,235) (725) (880) (1,135) (675) (35) (55) (45) (136.9) (177.3)
6.300 34.06 42.91 52.56 31.890 38.189 48.622 29.92 1.575 2.165 1.772 5.96 7.50
760
(160) (865) (1,090) (1,335) (810) (970) (1,235) (760) (40) (55) (45) (151.4) (190.5)
6.875 37.50 49.31 63.09 — 43.307 57.087 32.68 1.772 2.954 2.560 7.19 8.75
830
(175) (953) (1,252) (1,602) — (1,100) (1,450) (830) (45) (75) (65) (182.6) (222.3)
7.125 40.35 52.76 65.75 37.992 46.457 60.039 35.82 1.772 2.953 2.559 7.43 9.61
910
(181) (1,025) (1,340) (1,670) (965) (1,180) (1,525) (910) (45) (75) (65) (188.7) (244.1)
Model K Thread
No. Qty. Size L N1 N2 O P R S S1 S2 T1 T2 J U1 U2
4.41 1.00 1.00 0.47 2.05 0.96 0.75 2.36 1.77 0.79 0.63
380 4 1/2” NPT 3/8–16 NC #10–24 NC #10–24 NC
(112) (25) (25) (12) (52.0) (45.5) (19) (60) (45) (20) (16)
5.50 1.378 1.00 0.41 2.60 1.12 0.87 3.15 2.36 1.06 0.79
470 4 1/2” NPT 1/2–13 NC 1/4–20 NC #10–24 NC
(140) (35) (25) (10.5) (66.5) (28.5) (22) (80) (60) (27) (20)
6.30 1.378 0.984 0.51 3.17 1.34 1.18 3.15 2.36 1.06 0.79
550 4 1/2” NPT 1/2–13 NC 1/4–20 NC #10–24 NC
(160) (35) (25) (13.0) (80.5) (34) (30) (80) (60) (27) (20)
7.28 1.378 1.378 0.49 3.19 1.32 1.06 3.54 3.15 1.16 1.06
600 4 1/2” NPT 5/8–11 NC 5/16–18 NC 1/4–20 NC
(185) (35) (35) (12.5) (81.0) (33.5) (27) (90) (80) (29.5) (27)
8.00 1.772 1.378 0.49 3.88 1.42 1.25 4.33 3.54 1.52 1.16
675 4 1” NPT 3/4–10 NC 5/16–18 NC 1/4–20 NC
(203) (45) (35) (12.5) (98.5) (36) (32) (110) (90) (38.5) (29.5)
9.06 1.772 1.378 0.49 4.23 1.59 1.50 4.33 3.54 1.52 1.16
760 4 1” NPT 7/8–9 NC 5/16–18 NC 1/4–20 NC
(230) (45) (35) (12.5) (107.5) (40.5) (38) (110) (90) (38.5) (29.5)
8.00 1.75 1.75 0.50 4.32 1.94 1.75 5.91 5.12 1.71 1.71
830 4 1” NPT 1–8 NC 5/16–18 NC 5/16–18 NC
(203) (45) (45) (12.7) (109.7) (49.3) (44.5) (150.1) (130) (43.5) (43.5)
10.24 2.362 1.772 0.89 4.90 2.10 1.75 5.91 5.12 2.07 1.71
910 3 1” NPT 1–8 NC 3/8–16 NC 5/16–18 NC
(260) (60) (45) (22.5) (124.5) (53.5) (44.5) (150) (130) (52.5) (43.5)
* Maximum bores with square key. Larger bores available with shallow keys.
Note: For mounting, use socket head capscrews conforming to the ASTM-574-97a.
.875 H.C.
1/2” NPT
380 8-546-021-000-1 4.188 3.12 N/A 13/32 Drill 1”-14 NF
4 at 90°
3 at 120°
1.250 H.C.
1/2” NPT
470 8-547-021-000-1 4.188 3.12 N/A 13/32 Drill 1”-14 NF
4 at 90°
3 at 120°
3.000 H.C. 2.000 H.C.
4.937 / 1/2” NPT
550 8-549-021-000-1 3.12 13/32 Drill 13/32 Drill 1-1/2”-12 NF
4.935 4 at 90°
3 at 120° 3 at 120°
2.875 H.C.
1/2” NPT
600 8-552-021-000-1 4.938 3.12 13/32 Drill N/A 1-1/2”-12 NF
4 at 90°
3 at 120°
2.875 H.C.
1/2” NPF
675 8-552-021-000-1 4.938 3.12 13/32 Drill N/A 1-1/2”-12 NF
4 at 90°
3 at 120°
3.500 H.C.
1/2” NPT
760 8-553-021-000-1 7.000 3.12 N/A 13/32 Drill 1-1/2”-12 NF
4 at 90°
3 at 120°
4.000 H.C.
1” NPT
830 4-555-021-000-3 9.50 4.06 N/A 9/16 Drill 1-1/2”-12 NF
4 at 90˚
4 at 90˚
5.000 H.C. 3.250 H.C.
7.255 / 1/2” NPT
910 8-554-021-000-1 3.12 17/32 Drill 17/32 Drill 2”-12 NF
7.250 6 at 60°
3 at 120° 3 at 120°
470 1/32 (0.8) 0.1 (2.5) 134 0.16 (4) 155 2.5 3/4 (19) 8-240-708-001-1
550 3/64 (1.2) 0.11 (2.8) 196 0.20 (5) 250 4.1 1 (32) 8-240-710-002-1
600 3/64 (1.2) 0.11 (2.8) 215 0.20 (5) 275 4.5 1 (32) 8-240-710-002-1
675 1/16 (1.6) 0.12 (3.2) 280 0.25 (6) 390 6.4 1 (32) 8-240-710-002-1
760 1/16 (1.6) 0.12 (3.2) 360 0.25 (6) 500 8.2 1 (32) 8-240-710-002-1
830 3/32 (2.4) 0.16 (4) 489 0.25 (6) 800 13.1 1-1/2 (38) 8-240-710-002-1
910 3/32 (2.4) 0.16 (4) 530 0.28 (7) 1000 16.4 1-1/2 (38) 8-240-712-001-1
*See page 35 for dimensions
* Optional
Quick Release Valves
can replace elbows on most units.
Hose Kit for Air Manifold or Hose Kit for Shrink Disc Hose Kit for Air Manifold or Hose Kit for Shrink Disc
Cross Drilled Shaft Mounting Mid-Shaft Mounting Cross Drilled Shaft Mounting Mid-Shaft Mounting
Model Part Number Model Part Number Model Part Number Model Part Number
380 8-938-812-402-5 ELB 380 8-938-812-401-5 ELB 910 8-991-812-502-5 ELB 910 8-991-812-503-5 ELB
8-938-820-401-5 QRV 8-938-822-401-5 QRV 8-991-820-501-5 QRV 8-991-822-503-5 QRV
470 8-947-812-402-5 ELB 470 8-947-812-401-5 ELB
8-947-820-401-5 QRV 8-947-822-401-5 QRV
550 8-955-812-402-5 ELB 550 8-955-812-401-5 ELB Wichita Air Hose Kits contain all the necessary parts
8-955-820-401-5 QRV 8-955-822-401-5 QRV (fittings, hoses and extensions) to completely plumb
600 8-960-812-402-5 ELB 600 8-960-812-401-5 ELB the brake air system. The Hose Kit part number is
8-960-820-401-5 QRV 8-960-822-401-5 QRV determined by model number, type of shaft mounting
675 8-967-812-402-5 ELB 675 8-967-812-401-5 ELB and whether or not a quick release valve is needed.
8-967-820-401-5 QRV 8-967-822-401-5 QRV
760 8-976-812-402-5 ELB 760 8-976-812-401-5 ELB
8-976-820-401-5 QRV 8-976-822-401-5 QRV Muffler Part Number: 4-263-605-002-0
830 8-983-813-401-5 ELB 830 8-983-813-402-5 ELB
8-983-831-401-5 QRV 8-983-831-402-5 QRV
Wichita Spring-Set
Air Release Brakes
insure accuracy and
high performance for
a metal shear.
1. Machines that operate under smooth 4. Starting torques may be very low maximum cooling air. In instances where
loads require smaller clutches. These compared to the normal torque, this is not pos
sible, forced air cooling
machines are d riven by either which may result in the clutch not may be necessary for extended clutch
multi-cylinder high speed engines or being fully pressurized prior to the life.
electric motors with reduced starting time of full torque requirement. This
6. Safe clutch operating speeds should be
current. will cause the clutch to overheat from
maintained in product design.
slippage. Clutch inflation time in this
2. Drives that require high starting
instance is very important. Maximum Clutch B
current motors will require clutches
Contact Velocity FPM.................. Material
with sufficient torque to prevent 5. Clutches on most machines are
excessive slipping while starting. designed to slip prior to damage 6,000 (Recommended upper limit for slip)............ cast iron
from shockloads. As a result, the 9,000.......................................... ductile iron
3. Starting torque may be high, which 12,000.................................................. steel
clutch may require periodic
requires a fast clutch response time
maintenance; therefore, the clutch Dynamic balancing recommended when
to transmit the required torque; or,
should be located for easy access in peripheral speeds exceed 3500 FPM. The
extended clutch slip time is required
the power train. maximum speeds shown are safe operating
to p
rotect the prime mover.
Clutches should also be located for speeds based on years of Wichita testing.
Please do not exceed these limits.
Application Guidelines
This chart gives application factors “Selection Requirements” to complete
ranging from light duty (the A group) to the selection process. The inflation and
extra heavy duty (the D group). exhaust time should also be checked to
After initial usage is determined, see insure proper response.
Ring Shims
Multiple Spud
Airtube
Very Low Inertia
Pressure
Drive Plate Assembly
Plate
with Bonded or
Riveted Pads
Airtube
Floating Plate Holding
Plate
Hub
Ductile
Center Plate
Grooved
Friction Disc
Demountable
Backplate Roto-Coupling
(Optional) Spider
Operating Features
The Wichita Air-Tube Disc Clutch combines Wichita Low Inertia and Very Low Inertia
all the best features of the disc type clutch with Clutches and Brakes are designed to be
all the advantages of direct air engagement. completely free from effects of centrifugal
The simplest and most trouble-free method force and self energization.
of applying air p ressure is through direct axial
Torque developed is in direct proportion to air
pressure a pplication by compressed air in a
pressure applied.
special composition full-circle tube.
These clutches and brakes interface well with
Wichita Clutches engage smoothly without
automated controls through simple air and/or
noise, shock or impact and release completely
electric circuits.
in a fraction of a second. Extremely fast action
is possible because of the small volume of air Water cooled, copper disc clutches are
required. available for use when power transmission
needs require excessive or constant slipping
Clutches may be slipped moderately to control
which demands higher heat dissipation.
the acceleration rate.
Wichita Clutches operate perfectly when
When large inertia loads are powered from
teamed with Wichita Brakes in production
electric motors, smooth, controlled slip starts
situations requiring tension control, cyclic
by Wichita Clutches can keep power demands
duty, or positioning.
below the allowed maximum.
Wichita Brakes have the same outstanding
Heat generated by controlled slipping or
performance characteristics as Wichita
high cycle rate operation is dissipated by
Clutches.
the centrifug
al blower design of these units.
Speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750 RPM Consult pages 26 and 36 for clutch and brake
Shaft Dia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 in. specifications. A Low Inertia model 114 Brake
Inertia to Stop . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,473 lb.ft.2 produces 27,625 lb.in. torque at 100 PSI.
Stop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 sec. However, the bore capacity is 4.125 inches.
Air Pressure Available . . . . . . 80 PSI This application requires a 5 inch bore.
Therefore, a Low Inertia 118 is to be
Calculations investigated.
WR 2 X (RPM)2
Avg. HP = Catalog Torque Rating = 64, 500 lb.in
3.2 x 106 x Stop Time
@ 100 PSI
Maximum Bore Capacity = 5.25 in.
2,473 X (750)2
= = 87 HP Catalog Swept Friction Area = 264 in.2
3.2 x 106 x 5 sec.
Calculations show this application needs at
least 202 in.2 to absorb the heat.
Swept Avg. HP
= All of these ratings are acceptable for the given
Friction HP absorption rate for 5 seconds
application data.
Area (see page 174)
Next, check contact velocity of rotating discs.
= 87 HP = 202 in.2
0.43 Diameter of center plate X RPM
=
3.82
18” X 750
WR2 x RPM =
Torque = 3.82
25.5 x Stop Time
= 3,534 FPM
2.473 x 750
= Standard material is sufficient up to 6,000 FPM
25.5 x 5
(see page 23). Balancing is recommended
above 3,500 FPM.
= 14,547 lb.in.
Therefore, a Low Inertia ATD-118 brake is
Using the above calculations, consult the the optimum choice for this application.
Low Inertia Specifications Chart on A Spring-Set Air Release Brake is also
pages 26 and 27. available (see page 58).
Note:
This application example is for prelimin
ary
sizing only. Contact a Wichita Sales Engineer
or the factory for final selection.
Model Slip Torque Capacity Duty Factors Max. Bore
Size Assembly Drawing lb.in. Nm HP/100 RPM Rect. Key
ATD- Number Number 80 PSI 100 PSI 5.5 BAR 7 BAR A B C D in. (mm)
LIC 106 6-006-100-211-0 -100-900-9 3,160 3,950 340 435 6.2 4.4 2.2 1.1
2.00 (50)
LIC 206 6-006-200-200-0 -200-900-9 6,320 7,900 680 870 12.5 8.8 4.4 2.2
LIC 108 6-008-100-103-0 D-1718 5,600 7,000 620 790 11.1 8 4 2
LIC 208 6-008-200-101-0 -200-900-9 11,200 14,000 1,240 1,580 22.2 16 8 4 2.25 (57)
LIC 308 6-008-300-103-0 D-2843 16,800 21,000 1,865 2,375 33.3 24 12 6
LIC 111 6-011-100-102-0 -100-900-9 12,720 15,900 1,400 1,785 25 18 9 5
LIC 211 6-011-200-102-0 -200-900-9 25,440 31,800 2,800 3,570 50 36 18 10 2.50 (64)
LIC 311 6-011-300-100-0 B-322 38,160 47,700 4,235 5,390 75 54 27 15
LIC 114 6-014-100-102-0 -100-900-9 22,100 27,625 2,435 3,100 44 31 16 8
LIC 214 6-014-200-104-0 -200-900-9 44,200 55,250 4,870 6,200 88 62 32 16 3.50 (89)
LIC 314 6-014-300-100-0 B-329 66,300 82,875 7,355 9,365 132 93 48 24
LIC 116 6-016-100-100-0 D-327 30,270 37,838 3,360 4,275 60 46 24 12
LIC 216 6-016-200-100-0 -200-900-9 60,541 75,676 6,720 8,550 120 92 48 24 4.00 (102)
LIC 316 6-016-300-100-0 D-1205 90,811 113,514 10,080 12,825 180 139 72 36
LIC 118 6-018-100-100-0 -100-100-0 51,600 64,500 5,705 7,260 102 75 35 21
LIC 218 6-018-200-100-0 -200-900-9 103,200 129,000 11,410 14,520 204 150 70 42 4.75 (121)
LIC 318 6-018-300-101-0 D-680 154,840 193,550 17,115 21,780 306 225 105 63
LIC 121 6-021-100-100-0 D-127 69,887 87,359 7,755 9,870 139 107 55 28
LIC 221 6-021-200-100-0 -200-900-9 139,775 174,719 15,510 19,740 277 213 111 55 6.00 (152)
LIC 321 6-021-300-100-0 D-783 209,662 262,078 23,265 29,610 416 320 166 83
LIC 124H 6-025-100-100-0 D-347 122,960 153,700 13,575 17,275 243 180 90 40
LIC 224H 6-025-200-100-0 -200-900-9 245,920 307,400 27,150 34,550 487 360 180 80 6.00 (152)
LIC 324H 6-025-300-201-0 -300-900-9 368,880 461,100 40,725 51,825 729 540 270 120
LIC 127 6-027-100-100-0 -100-900-9 137,509 171,886 15,260 19,420 273 210 109 55
LIC 227 6-027-200-100-0 -200-900-9 275,018 343,773 30,520 38,840 546 420 218 109 6.50 (165)
LIC 327 6-027-300-100-0 D-689 412,527 515,659 45,780 58,260 819 630 327 164
LIC 130H 6-031-100-100-0 B-195 261,600 327,000 29,630 37,710 519 380 190 100
LIC 230H 6-031-200-349-0 -200-900-9 523,200 654,000 59,260 75,420 1,038 760 380 200 7.25 (184)
LIC 330H 6-031-300-104-0 -300-902-9 784,800 981,000 88,890 113,130 1,557 1,140 570 300
LIC 136 6-036-100-100-0 -100-900-9 406,400 508,000 44,920 57,175 805 600 295 165
LIC 236 6-036-200-100-0 D-570 812,800 1,016,000 89,840 114,350 1,610 1,200 590 330 9.00 (229)
LIC 336 6-036-300-100-0 -300-900-9 1,219,200 1,524,000 134,760 171,525 2,415 1,800 885 495
LIC 142 6-042-100-303-0 -100-900-9 580,800 726,000 69,160 81,660 1,150 850 425 235
LIC 242 6-042-200-309-0 -200-900-9 1,162,240 1,452,800 128,320 163,320 2,300 1,700 850 470 14.00 (355)
LIC 342 6-042-300-302-0 -300-303-9 1,742,400 2,178,000 192,480 244,980 3,450 2,550 1,275 705
LIC 148 6-048-100-300-0 -100-901-9 1,122,000 1,402,500 118,800 151,200 2,225 1,600 800 455
LIC 248 6-048-200-300-0 -200-906-9 2,244,000 2,805,000 237,600 302,400 4,450 3,200 1,600 915 18.00 (455)
LIC 348 6-048-300-110-0 -300-900-9 3,366,000 4,207,500 356,400 453,600 6,675 4,800 2,400 1,365
LIC 260 6-060-200-302-0 -200-907-9 4,760,000 5,950,000 473,000 602,000 9,440 5,950 3,470 1,940
LIC 360 6-060-300-201-0 -300-901-9 7,140,000 8,925,000 709,000 902,300 14,160 8,925 5,205 2,910 19.00 (480)
LIC 460 6-060-400-300-0 E-236 14,280,000 17,850,000 946,000 1,204,000 18,880 11,900 6,940 3,880
Maximum Air Pressure is 130 PSI / 9 BAR.
B
3.4 18.3
LIC 208 3/32-5/32 1,675 1,750 3,000* 112 70 (32) 8.5 (0.357) 19 (8.6) 1.00 (0.042)
(56) (300)
LIC 308 1/8-3/16 168 92 (42) 99 (4.174) 28 (12.7) 2.00 (0.084)
LIC 111 1/16-1/8 114 133 (60) 27 (1.14) 23 (10.4) 2.30 (0.097)
5.5 30.5
LIC 211 3/32-5/32 1,200 1,400 2,800* 228 170 (77) 34 (1.43) 45 (20.4) 4.50 (0.190)
(90) (500)
LIC 311 1/8-3/16 342 208 (94) 52 (2.19) 121 (54.9) 7.00 (0.295)
LIC 114 1/16-1/8 158 184 (83) 56 (2.36) 46 (20.9) 5.7 (0.240)
7.6 42.7
LIC 214 3/32-5/32 950 1,200 2,200* 316 233 (106) 70 (2.95) 77 (34.9) 11.0 (0.464)
(125) (700)
LIC 314 1/8-3/16 474 292 (132) 80 (3.37) 121 (54.9) 16.7 (0.704)
LIC 116 1/16-1/8 228 257 (117) 103 (4.34) 59 (26.8) 10.2 (0.430)
9.8 56.1
LIC 216 3/32-5/32 835 1,200 2,000* 455 326 (148) 125 (5.27) 106 (48.1) 19.6 (0.826)
(161) (919)
LIC 316 1/8-3/16 683 358 (162) 125 (5.27) 151 (68.5) 29.6 (1.248)
LIC 118 1/16-1/8 264 311 (141) 158 (6.66) 73 (33.1) 15.0 (0.632)
15.3 85.4
LIC 218 3/32-5/32 750 1,000 2,000* 528 377 (171) 183 (7.72) 120 (54.4) 28.8 (1.214)
(251) (1,400)
LIC 318 1/8-3/16 792 472 (214) 219 (9.23) 180 (81.6) 43.2 (1.821)
LIC 121 3/32-5/32 362 467 (212) 303 (12.77) 116 (52.6) 32 (1.35)
18.3 97.6
LIC 221 1/8-3/16 650 900 1,650* 724 582 (264) 356 (15.01) 198 (89.8) 61 (2.57)
(300) (1,599)
LIC 321 5/32-7/32 1,086 730 (331) 450 (18.97) 272 (123.4) 92 (3.88)
LIC 124H 3/32-5/32 574 637 (289) 468 (19.73) 132 (60.0) 56 (2.4)
29.9 159
LIC 224H 1/8-3/16 550 700 1,400* 1,148 830 (376) 618 (26.05) 260 (117.9) 109 (4.6)
(490) (2,606)
LIC 324H 5/32-7/32 1,722 1,025 (465) 735 (31.00) 379 (172.0) 160 (6.8)
LIC 127 3/32-5/32 730 770 (349) 706 (29.8) 187 (84.8) 98 (4.1)
29.9 159
LIC 227 1/8-3/16 500 700 1,400* 1,460 950 (431) 862 (36.3) 322 (146.1) 193 (8.1)
(490) (2,606)
LIC 327 5/32-7/32 2,190 1,112 (504) 969 (40.9) 555 (251.7) 285 (12.0)
LIC 130H 3/32-5/32 827 1,035 (469) 1,170 (49.3) 298 (135.2) 189 (8.0)
58.6 311
LIC 230H 1/8-3/16 450 600 1,100* 1,654 1,411 (640) 1,552 (65.4) 546 (247.7) 370 (15.6)
(960) (5,096)
LIC 330H 5/32-7/32 2,481 1,751 (794) 1,788 (75.4) 810 (367.4) 477 (20.1)
LIC 136 3/32-5/32 1,150 1,455 (660) 2,368 (99.8) 461 (209.1) 372 (15.7)
110 415
LIC 236 1/8 -3/16 375 600 900* 2,300 1,992 (904) 3,247 (136.9) 708 (321.1) 725 (30.6)
(1,803) (6,801)
LIC 336 5/32-7/32 3,450 2,610 (1,184) 4,057 (171.0) 1,134 (514.4) 1,091 (46.0)
LIC 142 5/32-7/32 1,400 1,967 (892) 4,721 (199) 680 (308) 705 (30)
128 488
LIC 242 3/16-1/4 325 500 800* 2,800 2,732 (1,239) 5,750 (242) 1,197 (543) 1,385 (58)
(2,098) (7,997)
LIC 342 7/32-9/32 4,200 3,704 (1,680) 9,191 (387) 1,324 (601) 1,809 (76)
LIC 148 1/8-1/4 2,010 3,158 (1,432) 9,325 (393) 1,101 (499) 1,785 (75)
217 824
LIC 248 5/32-7/32 275 400 700* 4,020 4,700 (2,132) 13,775 (581) 1,942 (881) 3,335 (141)
(3,550) (13,500)
LIC 348 3/16-5/16 6,030 6,540 (2,966) 18,000 (759) 2,950 (1,338) 4,925 (208)
LIC 260 3/16-5/16 7,230 9,453 (4,288) 48,733 (2,055) 2,567 (1,164) 7,077 (298)
513 1,788
LIC 360 1/4-3/8 225 320 550* 10,845 11643 (5,281) 57,286 (2,415) 3,870 (1,755) 10,615 (448)
(8,407) (29,300)
LIC 460 5/16-7/16 14,460 14500 (6,577) 68,980 (2,908) 5,700 (2,585) 15,070 (635)
* Consult Factory for Special Assembly Number.
Clutch air pressure during inflation can Clutch air pressure during exhaust A typical clutch-brake torque curve for
be closely estimated by the following: can be closely estimated by the a single backshaft press (cyclic appli
following: cation) would appear as shown below.
1
(inflation)
(e )
Clutch pressure = P1 1 – Ktu PSI Clutch pressure = (P1) (R) (E-t)v PSI
(exhaust)
Time (sec.)
R, E and V = coefficients for specific clutch tOc = time at which disengaged clutch
This equation is accurate from 5% up
and air pressurefrom Specification receives signal
to 95% P1.
Table
P1 = Line pressure to clutch PSI tCc = time of clutch engagement
te = Time to exhaust = E from
K and U = coefficients for specific Specification Table t1c = time of clutch full inflation
clutch and air pressure from tOB = time at which disengaged brake
t = Time variable – seconds. In the
Specification Table receives signal
exhaust equation “t” cannot exceed
e = Naperian base log the value of “E” sec. tBc = time of brake engagement
to = Time at initiation of signal for t1B = time of brake full exhaust
inflation sec. Shown are some of the air systems used
t2 = overlap time at which clutch and
td = Time delay of air system – sec. on Wichita clutches. These systems
brake are both engaged
are acceptable for remote operation
where clutch reaction time is not
important. Faster clutch reaction time is
accomplished as indicated
in the diagram by locating
the flow control valve, if
required, and the solenoid
valve as close as possible
to the roto-coupling. Where
clutches are located on long shafts, the
use of quick release valves on the clutch
will facilitate faster clutch response.
Inflation Coefficients
Model Inflation Coefficients Operating Air Pressure
Size 50 PSI 75 PSI 100 PSI
ATD- K U K U K U
108 15,800 2.2 7,100 2 265 1.2
208 15,800 2.2 7,100 2 265 1.2
111 890 1.7 880 1.6 5,100 2.2
211 890 1.7 880 1.6 5,100 2.2
114 980 2.3 980 2.3 980 2.3 B
214 980 2.3 980 2.3 980 2.3
118 9,600 3.1 1,560 2.4 9,600 3.1
218 9,600 3.1 1,560 2.4 9,600 3.1
124H 145 1.8 90 1.6 87 1.6
224H 145 1.8 90 1.6 87 1.6
130H 185 2 150 2 93 1.8
230H 185 2 150 2 93 1.8
136 170 2 250 2.2 160 2
236 170 2 250 2.2 160 2
142 115 2 125 2 111 2
242 115 2 125 2 111 2
148 25 1.6 22 1.6 26 1.8
248 25 1.6 22 1.6 26 1.8
260 28 1.8 22 1.8 20 1.8
360 28 1.8 22 1.8 20 1.8
Exhaust Coefficients
Model E xhaust Coefficients Operating Air Pressure
Size 50 PSI 75 PSI 100 PSI
ATD- R E V R E V R E V
108 60 .016 1.0 525 .02 1.6 240 .02 1.4
208 60 .016 1.0 525 .02 1.6 240 .02 1.4
111 1,000 .032 2 8,200 .04 2.8 4,930 .048 2.8
211 1,000 .032 2 8,200 .04 2.8 4,930 .048 2.8
114 720 .072 2.5 800 .069 2.5 1,840 .082 3
214 720 .072 2.5 800 .069 2.5 1,840 .082 3
118 44 .068 1.4 40 .072 1.4 34 .08 1.4
218 44 .068 1.4 40 .072 1.4 34 .08 1.4
124H 360 .096 2.5 240 .112 2.5 270 .136 2.8
224H 360 .096 2.5 240 .112 2.5 270 .136 2.8
130H 120 .104 2.1 140 .128 2.4 146 .158 2.7
230H 120 .104 2.1 140 .128 2.4 146 .158 2.7
136 124 .112 2.2 92 .128 2.2 76 .152 2.3
236 124 .112 2.2 92 .128 2.2 76 .152 2.3
142 132 .12 2.3 89 .144 2.3 61 .168 2.3
242 132 .12 2.3 89 .144 2.3 61 .168 2.3
148 20 .224 2 20 .256 2.2 19 .308 2.5
248 20 .224 2 20 .256 2.2 19 .308 2.5
260 24 .264 2.4 10 .367 2.3 9.9 .352 2.2
360 24 .264 2.4 10 .367 2.3 9.9 .352 2.2
Dimensions:
inches (mm)
Model I J L M N Q R S U
Size ATD- No. - Size No. - Size Min. Max.
LIC 108 1.78 (45.2) .25 5.38 3.50 .50 1.00 2.00
6 - 17/32 (13.5) 2 - 1/2 NPT 1”-14NF
LIC 208 1.88 (47.8) (6.4) (136.7) (88.9) (12.7) (25) (50.8)
LIC 111 .38 11/16 (17.5) 7.00 4.00 .63 1.00 2.50
2.00 (50.8) 6- 2 - 1/2 NPT 1”-14NF
LIC 211 (9.7) 21/32 (16.7) (177.8) (101.6) (16.0) (25) (63.5)
LIC 114 1.44 (36.6) .38 9.44 5.50 .63 1.38 3.50
8 - 21/32 (16.7) 2 - 1/2 NPT 1”-14NF
LIC 214 2.13 (54.1) (9.7) (239.8) (139.7) (16.0) (35.1) (88.9)
LIC 116 1.13 (28.7)
.38 10.50 6.00 .63 1.38 4.00
LIC 216 2.31 (58.7) 12 - 21/32 (16.7) 2 - 1/2 NPT 1”-14NF
(9.7) (266.7) (152.4) (16.0) (35.1) (101.6)
LIC 316 2.31 (58.7)
LIC 118 1.25 (31.8)
.38 12.50 7.00 .63 2.00 4.75
LIC 218 2.50 (63.5) 12 - 21/32 (16.7) 3 - 1/2 NPT 1”-14NF
(9.7) (317.5) (177.8) (16.0) (50.8) (120.7)
LIC 318 2.75 (69.9)
LIC 121 1.63 (41.4)
.31 14.50 9.00 .75 2.00 6.00
LIC 221 2.68 (68.1) 12 - 21/32 (16.7) 3 - 1/2 NPT 1”-14NF
(7.9) (368.3) (228.6) (19.1) (50.8) (152.4)
LIC 321 2.75 (69.9)
LIC 124H 1.75 (44.5)
.25 14.50 9.00 .75 2.00 6.00
LIC 224H 2.94 (74.7) 12 - 21/32 (16.7) 3 - 1/2 NPT 1”-14NF
(6.4) (368.3) (228.6) (19.1) (50.8) (152.4)
LIC 324H 2.88 (73.2)
LIC 127 1.38 (35.1) .25
16.25 9.00 .75 2.50 6.50
LIC 227 1.50 (38.1) (6.4) 16 - 21/32 (16.7) 3 - 1/2 NPT 1”-14NF
(412.8) (228.6) (19.1) (63.5) (165.1)
LIC 327 — —
LIC 130H 1.81 (46.0)
.25 19.25 10.00 .75 2.50 7.25
LIC 230H 1.88 (47.8) 18 - 25/32 (19.8) 4 - 1/2 NPT 1” NPT
(6.4) (489) (254) (19.1) (63.5) (184.2)
LIC 330H —
LIC 136 1.38 (35.1)
.25 23.63 12.00 .88 6.00 9.00
LIC 236 1.63 (41.4) 18 - 25/32 (19.8) 4 - 1/2 NPT 1” NPT
(6.4) (600.2) (304.8) (22.4) (152.4) (228.6)
LIC 336 1.75 (44.5)
Note: For mounting, use socket head capscrews conforming to the ASTM-574-97a. (Consult factory for drawing before final layout.)
Size 6
Size 42-60
Size Part Number Size Part Number Size Part Number Size Part Number
8” 8-908-812-200-5 18” 8-918-812-301-5 30” 8-930-812-400-5 60” 8-960-800-500-7 QRV
8-908-821-201-5 QRV 8-918-821-300-5 QRV 8-930-821-400-5 QRV
11” 8-911-812-201-5 24”H 8-924-812-300-5 36” 8-936-821-400-5 QRV
8-911-821-201-5 QRV 8-924-821-301-5 QRV
42” 8-942-821-400-5 QRV
14” 8-914-812-200-5
48” 8-948-821-400-5 QRV
8-914-821-200-5 QRV
Roto-couplings
• Long life, no maintenance.
• Felt seal eliminates bearing contamination.
• Fast, easy installation.
Dimensions: inches
Wichita Part No. AA B C D E F G H Max. RPM
8-240-701-003-1 5/8-18NF 1/4” NPT .40 1.046 2.250 1.500 2.13 3.297 3500
8-240-705-001-1 1”-14 NF 1/2” NPT .75 1.250 3.188 2.500 3.00 4.438 3500
8-240-708-001-1 1”-14 NF 3/4” NPT .75 1.313 4.688 2.875 3.69 5.440 3500
8-240-710-002-1 1-1/2”-12 NF 1” NPT 1.13 1.937 4.875 3.250 3.44 6.812 2500
8-240-712-001-1 2”-12 NF 1-1/2” NPT 1.13 2.813 5.250 4.250 5.38 8.062 2500
8-240-714-001-3 2” NPT 2” NPT 1.50 3.000 7.062 4.625 7.00 10.062 1000
8-240-716-000-3 2-1/2” NPT 2-1/2” NPT 1.88 3.250 9.375 7.000 7.75 12.625 750
Size 6
Sizes 42-60
Roto-couplings
(see page 35).
36” 8-936-913-400-6
8-936-931-400-6 QRV
42” 8-942-913-400-6
8-924-931-400-6 QRV
48” 8-948-912-400-6
8-948-923-400-6 QRV
3
2
6
B
7
6
20
19
24
23
10 25
11
12
13
21
1. Hub 14 22
8. Grooved Friction Disc 19. Pressure Plate Lugs 24. “O” Ring
(grooved on both sides) 20. Hex Head Capscrews 25. Snap Ring
Hub
Airtube Holding
Plate
Ductile Center
Plate
Grooved Friction
Disc
Demountable
Backplate
(Optional)
Roto-coupling
Selection Requirements
Wichita High Torque Clutches provide the To properly select a High Torque Clutch
highest torque to size ratios of any Wichita and Low Inertia Brake, the following
Clutch. They provide smooth controlled starts information must be determined.
and stops and are designed for m inimum
1. Torque necessary to do the work (clutch)
power loss due to low rotating inertia.
2. Rotating inertia to be stopped and started
• Extremely fast response
3. Heat generated by each stop/start
• No lubrication
4. Torque necessary to stop inertia (brake)
• High torque to size ratio
5. Shaft size
• Low rotating inertia
Data
Rated Tonnage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . As Required
Crankshaft Speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 RPM
(Continuous Run)
Clutch-Brake Shaft RPM . . . . . . . . . . . . 204 RPM
Crankshaft Speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 RPM
Degrees of Crank to start . . . . . . . . . . . 90°
Degrees of Crank to stop . . . . . . . . . . . 90°
B
Connecting Rod Length = b . . . . . . . . . 36 in.
Stroke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 in.
1/2 of Press Stroke (throw) = a . . . . . . . 3 in.
WR2 of Parts on Backshaft . . . . . . . . . . 78.2 lb.ft.2
WR2 of Parts on Crankshaft . . . . . . . . . 39,091 lb.ft.2
Material Shear Stress . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45,000 PSI
Blade Width . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 in.
Shaft Size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 in.
Maximum Material to be Sheared . . . . . x
Air Pressure Available . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 PSI
Calculations
Torque @ Crank
= (Material Shear Stress) (x) (Blade Width) (Torque Arm)
Torque arm = y = (x) (tan α)
c =a+b–x
= 3 + 36 – .25
= 38.75 in.
Cos α
b 2 + c 2 – a2
=
2 bc
(36)2 + (38.75) 2 – (3) 2
=
(2) (36) (38.75)
= .99948
α = 1.8478˚
Torque Arm = y = (c) (tan α)
= (38.75) (tan 1.8478˚)
= (38.75) (.03226)
= 1.25 in.
Torque @ Crank
= (Material Shear Stress) (x) (Blade Width) (Torque Arm)
= (45,000) (.25) (60) (1.25)
= 843,750 lb.in.
Torque @ Clutch
Clutch RPM
= (Torque @ Crank) ÷
Crankshaft RPM
204 RPM
= 843,750 ÷
30 RPM
= 124,081 lb.in.
Clutch Selection
Per the application factors on page 23 a “Back Estimated time to start
Geared Press is ‘Group C’.” Start Angle 60
=
HP Torque 124,081 360° Crankshaft RPM
= = = 197
100 RPM 630 630
90˚ 60 = 0.5 sec.
The preliminary clutch selection based on =
360˚ 30
124,081 lb.in. and 197 HP/100 RPM is an
ATD-224 Low Inertia High Torque Clutch. P1 = Line pressure to clutch
(page 48) P2 = Required pressure to clutch
A Low Inertia High Torque Clutch was chosen LN = Natural log
because of the continuous duty (non-cyclic) k = Inflation coefficient
operation having a relatively low heat HP (ATD-224 H.T. @ 100 PSI)
requirement. = 2,600
u = For ATD-224 H.T. Clutch @ 100 PSI
ATD-224 Low Inertia High Torque Clutch = = 2.5
280 HP/100 RPM
Rated Torque = 480,000 lb.in @ 100 PSI Time to 26% of line pressure.
1
LN u
Required clutch air pressure is: t = [ P1
P1- P2 ]
Clutch required torque x (100 PSI) k
PSI =
[ ]
1
Catalog rated torque @ 100 PSI
[ ]
100 2.5
t = LN
100 - 26
Actual required clutch PSI 2,600
124,081
PSI = x (100 PSI)
480,000 = 0.027 seconds
= 26 PSI minimum is required.
Clutch will be fully inflated at 90˚ of crankshaft
This application has 100 PSI available. rotation.
Contact velocity of rotating disc is: Clutch exhaust time @ 100 PSI = E = .078
(page 52).
(Diameter of Center Plate) (π) (RPM)
Vc =
12 in.ft. Note:
This application example is for preliminary
24 ft.
= (π) (204) = 1,282 sizing only. Contact a Wichita Sales Engineer
12 min.
or the factory for final selection.
(Ductile iron is not required, see page 23).
[ ] [ ]
90º 60 = .5 sec. having sufficient torque and heat dissipation
=
360º 30 capacity with minimum diameter and
sufficient bore capacity.
The deceleration torque is:
2
T WR
[
= 12 32.2 9.5(t) ] [
Brake RPM
] Note:
These application examples are for
=
12
[ 1125.6
32.2 ] [ 9.5 (.5) ]
204 preliminary sizing only. Contact a
Wichita Sales Engineer or the
factory for final selection.
Deceleration Torque = 18,015 lb.in.
The HP / 100 RPM for this application is:
HP Torque (lb.in.) 18,015
= = = 29 HP/100 RPM
100 RPM 630 630
B
NA 2,100 2,600*
HTC 206 3/32-5/32 78 (49) (229) 44.2 (20) 3.1 (0.131) 12.60 (5.7) 0.50 (0.021)
HTC 108 1/16-1/8 56 109.4 (50) 21.43 (0.903) 15 (6.8) 1.35 (0.057)
5 30
HTC 208 3/32-5/32 1,675 1,890 2,500* 112 148.4 (67) 28.72 (1.211) 30 (13.6) 2.60 (0.110)
(82) (492)
HTC 308 1/8-3/16 168 140 (64) 30 (1.265) 40.5 (18.4) 4.00 (0.169)
HTC 111 1/16-1/8 114 133 (60) 27 (1.14) 23 (10.4) 2.30 (0.097)
8 48
HTC 211 3/32-5/32 1,200 1,430 2,200* 228 170 (77) 34 (1.43) 45 (20.4) 4.50 (0.190)
(131) (787)
HTC 311 1/8-3/16 342 208 (94) 52 (2.19) 121 (54.9) 7.00 (0.295)
HTC 114 1/16-1/8 158 120 (54) 31 (1.31) 48 (21.8) 5.6 (0.236)
12 75
HTC 214 3/32-5/32 950 1,225 1,930* 316 265 (120) 70 (2.95) 78 (35.4) 11.2 (0.472)
(197) (1,229)
HTC 314 1/8-3/16 474 279 (127) 72 (3.04) 31 (14.1) 15.1 (0.637)
HTC 116 1/16-1/8 228 236 (107) 84 (3.54) 50 (22.7) 8.2 (0.346)
10 56
HTC 216 3/32-5/32 835 1,080 1,700* 455 295 (134) 105 (4.43) 107 (48.5) 19.6 (0.826)
(164) (918)
HTC 316 1/8-3/16 683 357 (162) 120 (5.06) 151 (68.5) 28.6 (1.206)
HTC 118 1/16-1/8 264 375 (170) 182 (7.67) 80 (36.3) 15.6
18 101
(0.658)
HTC 218 3/32-5/32 750 985 1,530* 528 485 (220) 200 (8.43) 118 (53.5) 28.8 (1.214)
(295) (1,655)
HTC 318 1/8-3/16 792 530 (240) 250 (10.54) 180 (81.6) 45.0 (1.897)
HTC 121 3/32-5/32 362 557 (253) 334 (14.08) 101 (45.8) 31 (1.31)
38 201
HTC 221 1/8-3/16 650 850 1,400* 724 697 (316) 427 (18.00) 198 (89.8) 61 (2.57)
(623) (3,294)
HTC 321 5/32-7/32 1,086 757 (343) 400 (16.86) 290 (131.5) 122 (5.14)
HTC 124 3/32-5/32 574 702 (318) 498 (20.99) 134 (60.8) 56 (2.4)
HTC 224 1/8-3/16 1,148 50 250 920 (417) 635 (26.77) 260 (117.9) 110 (4.6)
550 765 1,210*
HTC 324 5/32-7/32 1,722 (819) (4,097) 1,190 (540) 856 (36.09) 386 (175.1) 163 (6.9)
HTC 424 3/16-1/4 2,296 1,291 (586) 917 (38.66) 466 (211.4) 209 (8.8)
HTC 127 3/32-5/32 730 989 (449) 785 (33.1) 168 (76.2) 98 (4.1)
61 323
HTC 227 1/8-3/16 500 700 1,090* 1,460 1,192 (541) 968 (40.8) 304 (137.9) 191 (8.1)
(1,000) (5,293)
HTC 327 5/32-7/32 2,190 1,413 (641) 1,183 (49.9) 455 (206.4) 283 (11.9)
HTC 130 3/32-5/32 827 1,525 (692) 1,836 (77.4) 272 (123.4) 186 (7.8)
80 395
HTC 230 1/8-3/16 450 620 1,000* 1,654 1,925 (873) 2,425 (102.2) 529 (240.0) 369 (15.6)
(1,311) (6,473)
HTC 330 5/32-7/32 2,481 2,240 (1,016) 2,720 (114.7) 800 (362.9) 495 (20.9)
HTC 136 3/32-5/32 1,150 2,190 (993) 3,650 (153.9) 376 (170.6) 368 (15.5)
HTC 236 1/8 -3/16 2,300 120 770 2,800 (1,270) 4,390 (185.1) 750 (340.2) 755 (31.8)
375 525 800*
HTC 336 5/32-7/32 3,450 (1966) (12618) 3,221 (1,461) 4,866 (205.1) 1,206 (547.0) 1,140 (48.1)
HTC 148 1/8-1/4 2,010 7,326 (3,323) 25,703 (1,084) 1,711 (776) 1,828 (77)
200 1,430
HTC 248 7/32-9/32 275 380 580* 4,020 8,497 (3,854) 28,356 (1,195) 1,994 (904) 3,411 (144)
(3,277) (23,434)
HTC 348 3/16-5/16 6,030 9,768 (4,431) 32,008 (1,349) 2,708 (1,228) 4,899 (207)
*
Consult Factory for Special Assembly Number.
1. Hub
2. Demountable Backplate
3. Socket Head Capscrews
4. Ring
6. Grooved Friction Disc
(grooved on one side)
7. Center Plate
9. Grooved Friction Disc 21. Release Springs
10. Pressure Plate 22. Flexloc Nut
11. Pancake Air Tube 23. Internal Roto-Coupling
12. Shims 24. ”O“ Ring
13. Air Tube Holding Plate 25. Snap Ring
14. Socket Head Capscrews 26. Flathead Socket Capscrew
20. Hex Head Capscrew 27. Slotted Flush Nut
Inflation Coefficients
Model Inflation Coefficients Operating Air Pressure
Size 50 PSI 75 PSI 100 PSI
ATD- K U K U K U
111 393,000 3 151,000 3 5,100 4
211 393,000 3 151,000 3 5,100 4
114 49,000 3 30,000 3 17,600 3
214 49,000 3 30,000 3 17,600 3 B
118 5,700 2.8 5,700 2.8 7,500 3
218 5,700 2.8 5,700 2.8 7,500 3
124 10,400 3 5,200 2.7 2,600 2.5
224 10,400 3 5,200 2.7 2,600 2.5
130 940 2.2 1,070 2.2 590 2
230 940 2.2 1,070 2.2 590 2
136 77,000 3.5 58,000 3.5 44,000 3.5
236 77,000 3.5 58,000 3.5 44,000 3.5
148 1,200 2.5 1,240 3.5 800 2.5
248 1,200 2.5 1,240 3.5 800 2.5
Exhaust Coefficients
Model Exhaust Coefficients Operating Air Pressure
Size 50 PSI 75 PSI 100 PSI
ATD- R E V R E V R E V
111 480,000 .04 4 180,000 .05 4 * .056 5
211 480,000 .04 4 180,000 .05 4 * .056 5
114 5,600 .032 2.5 2,200 .044 2.5 910 .064 2.5
214 5,600 .032 2.5 2,200 .044 2.5 910 .064 2.5
118 4,100 .062 3 9,800 .1 4 8,500 .104 4
218 4,100 .062 3 9,800 .1 4 8,500 .104 4
124 280 .06 2 775 .068 2.5 575 .078 2.5
224 280 .06 2 775 .068 2.5 575 .078 2.5
130 690 .072 2.5 500 .083 2.5 500 .084 2.5
230 690 .072 2.5 500 .083 2.5 500 .084 2.5
136 86 .048 1.5 76 .056 1.5 1,100 .064 1.5
236 86 .048 1.5 76 .056 1.5 1,100 .064 1.5
148 160
.11 2.3 120 .136 2.4 111 .15 2.5
248 160
.11 2.3 120 .136 2.4 111 .15 2.5
* 1.88 x 10 6
(inflation)
(
Clutch pressure = P1 1 – 1
eKt
u )PSI Clutch pressure = (P1) (R) (E-t)v PSI
(exhaust)
Time (sec.)
tOc = time at which disengaged clutch
receives signal
tCc = time of clutch engagement
t1c = time of clutch full inflation
tOB = time at which disengaged brake
receives signal
tBc = time of brake engagement
t1B = time of brake full exhaust
Note: For mounting, use socket head capscrews conforming to the ASTM-574-97a.
1 Non-Ventilated center plate, “center plate is solid”.
2 Drive plate assembly, “friction material is attached to a drive plate”.
3 Less backplate.
(Consult factory for drawing before final layout.)
Very Low
Inertia Drive
Plate Assembly Multiple
Bonded or Riveted Shims Spud Airtube
Ring
Hub
Airtube Holding
Plate
Ductile Center
Plate
Grooved Friction
Disc
Demountable
Backplate
(Optional)
Low Inertia Spring-Set Brake From duty chart (page 23) “Group B”
To properly select a brake, the total for spring-set brake (SS):
rotating inertia, WR2, must be reflected
to the brakeshaft.
214 SS Brake is rated @ 28 HP/100 RPM
90% torque rating = 24,800 lb.in.
Application Data: WR2 of 214 SS VLI Brake = 4.5 lb.ft.2, therefore
Refer to page 45, except, cyclic operation—
7 CPM, and 218 Very Low Inertia Clutch.
deceleration torque calculation is correct.
B
*Average heat horsepower to clutch & brake.
Alternate Shaft WR2 referred to clutch shaft =
Avg. heat HP = (Total WR ) (RPM8 ) (CPM)
2 2
(
Alternate Shaft RPM
)
2
(Alternate Shaft WR2) 1.9 x 10
Clutch Brake Shaft RPM
(953) (41,616) (7)
WR2 referred to clutch-brake shaft = 8 = 1.45 HP
1.9 x 10
(
30
)
2
= (39,091) *Check with factory for heat capacity.
204
Brake Selection:
Stopping angle of crank shaft = 120° = Øb
Use 90° for calculation
= ( 90 ) ( 60 ) = .5 sec.
360 30
Deceleration Torque
( 32.2
WR
)( clutch-brake RPM
)
2
= (12)
(9.5) (t)
HP/100 RPM
Component Parts
1. Hub 11. Airtube
2. Backplate 12. O. D. Shims
3. Socket Head Capscrews 13. Air Tube Holding Plate
4. Ring 14. Socket Head Capscrews
5. Springs 15. I.D. Shims
6A. Grooved Friction Disc (grooved 16. Spring Release Plate
on one side) 17. Airtube Spring Plate
6B. Grooved Friction Disc (grooved 18. Socket Head Capscrews
on both sides)
7. Center Plate
Size 6
Sizes 42-48
Dimensions:
inches (mm)
Model B C
Size ATD- A Hole Circle Pilot D E F G H
SSB 106 8.75 8.000 7.377 / 7.379 8.81 5.47 (138.9) 2.00 (50.8) 0.00 (0.0) 4.22 (107.2)
SSB 206 (222.3) (203.20) (187.38 / 187.43) (223.8) 6.66 (169.2) 3.25 (82.6) 0.06 (1.5) 5.44 (138.2)
SSB 142 52.00 49.250 44.625 / 44.628 49.00 12.28 (311.9) 5.63 (143.0) 9.69 (246.1)
1.00 (25.40)
SSB 242 (1,320.8) (1,250.95) (1,133.48 / 1,133.55) (1,244.6) 16.03 (407.2) 7.50 (190.5) 13.44 (341.4)
SSB 148 61.00 58.000 52.000 / 52.005 56.75 15.00 (381.0) 6.00 (152.4) 0.00 (0.0) 11.19 (284.2)
SSB 248 (1,549.4) (1,473.20) (1,320.80 / 1,320.93) (1,441.5) 19.33 (491.0) 8.75 (222.3) 1.00 (25.4) 15.5 (393.7)
SSB 2601 70.50
SSB 3601 (1,790.7)
66.500
(1,689.10)
62.750 / 62.760
(1,593.85 / 1,594.10)
70.50
(1,790.7)
22.31 (566.7)
26.88 (682.8)
9.38 (238.3)
14.13 (358.9)
0.25 (6.40)
17.61 (447.3)
22.25 (565.2)
B
Support Column
Bolted On
Friction Disc
Stainless Steel Springs
Reliable Airtube
Safety Cover
Engineered
Composite
Marine quality finishes Water Jacket
suitable for marine deck
environments
Features Options
•D
urable air tube design with high strength reinforced neoprene • Standard and HICO friction materials available.
air-tubes, offering longer service life. • Optional HICO friction material provides up to 50% higher torque.
• Water channels for balanced water flow for the highest thermal capacity. • Provisions for electronic wear monitoring.
• Long-lasting friction material with minimal wear on mating copper. • Customer specific back-plate mounting configurations.
•C
opper alloy wear plates enable higher heat transfer than any •C
ustom engineered solutions available for adding accessories such as
other metals. deck mount assemblies, water kits, shaft assemblies, etc.
• Hub spline provides perfect alignment of rotating discs. • Materials available for operation in low temperature environments.
• External air & water connections. • Hydraulic piston actuation available.
• Release springs ensure complete disengagement. • Spring Set version with either air or hydraulic release available.
•A
djustment for wear is easily accomplished by removing shims without
any unit disassembly.
•U
nique torque pin column arrangement provides structural integrity of
case.
•O
pen case design with covers for safe, simple, visual inspection and
easy maintenance.
55,000
50,000
45,000
Over HP
Condition 219 = 370 HP
40,000
35,000
Above Curves 225 = 700 HP
236 = 1750 HP B
Torque (ft-lbs.)
5,000
Component Parts
100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200
Speed (RPM)
7 – 2 1 9 A M – W – 1 X X X
Specifications
"Dynamic Torque Capacity with Standard Linings Max Drive
Heat Capacity
(optional linings available)” Plate Max Bore
Model Size Assembly Parallel Water
Rotating Rect. Key
ATD Number lb.in. Nm B
Hosing
Speed
80 PSI 100 PSI 5.5 BAR 7 BAR HP kW in (mm) RPM
KKB119AM 7-119AM-W-1005 55,440 83,000 6,259 9,371 185 138 5.56 141 1200
KKB219AM 7-219AM-W-1302 110,880 166,000 12,518 18,741 370 276 5.63 143 1200
KKB319AM 7-319AM-W-1303 166,320 249,000 18,778 28,112 555 414 6.13 156 1200
KKB419AM 7-419AM-W-1300 221,760 332,000 25,037 37,483 740 552 6.13 156 1200
KKB125AM 7-125AM-W-1003 132,000 165,000 14,903 18,629 400 298 7.25 A
184 935
KKB225AM 7-225AM-W-1300 264,000 330,000 29,806 37,257 800 596 7.38 187 935
KKB325AM 7-325AM-W-1300 396,000 495,000 44,708 55,886 1200 895 7.38 187 935
KKB425AM 7-425AM-W-1300 528,000 660,000 59,611 74,514 1600 1193 9.38 238 935
KKB136AM 7-136AM-W-1000 319,344 399,000 36,054 45,047 850 634 11.25 286 640
KKB236AM 7-236AM-W-1301 638,688 798,000 72,108 90,094 1700 1268 11.75 298 640
KKB336AM 7-336AM-W-1301 958,032 1,197,000 108,162 135,141 2550 1901 11.75 298 640
KKB436AM 7-436AM-W-1301 1,277,376 1,596,000 144,216 180,188 3400 2535 11.75 298 640
10 X ØC
ØB
KKB 19AM 28.3 719 11 279 0.656 17 22 559 10 1.63 41 45˚ 60˚
19AM
36AM
KKB 25AM 34.12 867 16.7 424 0.656 17 28.75 730 10 1.63 41 25AM
KKB 36AM 45.51 1156 16.5 419 1.06 27 42 1067 10 1.61 41 AquaMaKKs
Mounting Hole Pattern
•C
opper disc design for External air and
water connections
high heat dissipation
• Accurate control
High Temperature
O-Rings
Component Parts
1. Socket Head Capscrews
2. Backplate Water Jacket
Assembly
3. Release Springs
4. Ring (Backplate End)
5. Hub
6. Drive Plate Assembly
10. Pressure Plate
7. Center Water Jacket
Assembly 11. Airtube
Radiator
Holding
High
Tank
Equipment Temperature
Power Warning
Supply
Outlet Manifold*
Pump
High Pressure
Top of Brake
Brake (60 PSI Max)
Flexible
Lines to
C
By-Pass Valve Brake
(If Required) Bottom of Brake
Inlet Manifold*
Low Pressure Warning
Principle of Operation
Closed Cooling System
As shown here in the closed loop
system, flexible water lines should
be brought into each jacket at the 6 o’clock
position. When the Kopper Kool Unit is used
as a clutch, air vent tubes must be installed
internally at the factory to insure proper filling
of the water jackets. The Kopper Kooled
Clutches also require 5 PSI back pressure
on the outlet side of the triple passage roto-
coupling to insure complete evacuation of air
from these jackets during rotation.
How to select
1. Select a brake with equal to or greater
thermal capacity. The ATD-214 has 150 THP
@ 15 GPM. The requirement is 82 THP.
2. Check torque capacity vs. required. The
ATD-214 has 42,000 lb.in. @ 100 PSI. The
requirement is 75,600 lb.in. Therefore, an
ATD-214 Brake will not produce enough
torque for this application. An ATD-218
Brake would be the best choice.
To properly select a tension brake for 3. Check Maximum Bore. The requirement
an unwind application the following is 5.00 inches. The ATD-218 maximum bore
information is needed: is 5.5 inches.
Heat Capacity
Model Dynamic Torque Capacity* Series Parallel Max Bore
Size Assembly lb.in. Nm Water Hosing Water Hosing Rect. Key
ATD- Number 80 PSI 100 PSI 5.5 BAR 7 BAR HP/kW HP/kW in. (mm)
KKB 106 7-306-110-200-0 2,720 3,400 307 384 10 / 7.5 15 / 11
1.75 (44)
KKB 206 7-306-210-200-0 5,440 6,800 614 768 20 / 15 30 / 22
KKB 108 7-308-110-100-0 4,320 5,400 479 610 21 / 16 32 / 24
KKB 208 7-308-210-100-0 8,640 10,800 959 1,220 42 / 31 64 / 48 2.25 (57)
KKB 308 7-308-310-101-0 12,960 16,200 1,438 1,830 63 / 47 96 / 72
KKB 111 7-311-110-106-0 9,600 12,000 1,065 1,356 35 / 26 53 / 40
KKB 211 7-311-210-107-0 19,200 24,000 2,131 2,712 70 / 52 105 / 78 3.00 (76)
KKB 311 7-311-310-100-0 28,800 36,000 3,196 4,067 105 / 78 158 / 118
KKB 114 7-314-110-115-0 16,800 21,000 1,864 2,373 50 / 37 75 / 56
KKB 214 7-314-210-111-0 33,600 42,000 3,728 4,745 100 / 75 150 / 112 4.38 (111)
KKB 314 7-314-310-103-0 50,400 63,000 5,593 7,118 150 / 112 225 / 168
KKB 116 7-316-110-107-0 25,600 32,000 2,841 3,615 65 / 48 98 / 73
4.75 (121)
KKB 216 7-316-210-108-0 51,200 64,000 5,681 7,231 130 / 97 195 / 145
KKB 118 7-318-110-100-0 37,600 47,000 4,172 5,310 80 / 60 120 / 89
KKB 218 7-318-210-100-0 75,200 94,000 8,344 10,620 160 / 119 240 / 179 5.50 (140)
KKB 318 7-318-310-101-0 112,800 141,000 12,517 15,930 240 / 179 360 / 268
KKB 119 7-319-110-104-0 52,000 65,000 5,770 7,344 — 160 / 119
5.50 (140)
KKB 219 7-319-210-111-0 104,000 130,000 11,540 14,688 — 320 / 239
KKB 121 7-321-110-100-0 49,600 62,000 5,504 7,005 100 / 75 150 / 112
KKB 221 7-321-210-102-0 99,200 124,000 11,008 14,010 200 / 149 300 / 224 6.50 (165)
KKB 321 7-321-310-100-0 148,800 186,000 16,511 21,015 300 / 224 450 / 336
KKB 124H 7-325-110-100-0 100,800 126,000 11,185 14,236 190 / 142 285 / 213
KKB 224H 7-325-210-101-0 201,600 252,000 22,370 28,471 380 / 283 570 / 425 7.63 (194)
KKB 324H 7-325-310-101-0 302,400 378,000 33,556 42,707 570 / 425 855 / 638
KKB 125 7-326-100-100-01 122,920 153,650 13,880 17,360 — 350/261
KKB 225 7-326-200-100-0 1 245,840 307,300 27,760 34,719 — 700 / 522 8.13 (207)
KKB 325 7-326-300-101-01 368,760 460,950 41,640 52,079 — 1050/783
KKB 127 7-327-110-100-0 120,000 150,000 13,316 16,947 175 / 130 263 / 196
8.00 (203)
KKB 227 7-327-210-100-0 240,000 300,000 26,631 33,894 350 / 261 233 / 174
KKB 130 7-330-110-300-0 160,000 200,000 17,754 22,596 230 / 172 345 / 257
KKB 230 7-330-210-301-0 320,000 400,000 35,508 45,193 460 / 343 690 / 515 9.00 (229)
KKB 330 7-330-310-300-0 480,000 600,000 53,263 67,789 690 / 515 1,035 / 772
KKB 136H 7-337-110-300-0 320,000 400,000 36,154 45,193 500 / 373 750 / 559
KKB 236H 7-337-210-300-0 640,000 800,000 72,308 90,385 1,000 / 746 1,500 / 1,119
9.00 (229)
KKB 336H 7-337-310-300-0 960,000 1,200,000 108,462 135,578 1,500 / 1,119 2,250 / 1,678
KKB 436H 7-337-410-102-0 2 1,250,000 1,600,000 141,227 180,771 2,000 / 1,491 3,000 / 2,237
* Static torque will vary with temperature. Maximum air pressure is 100 PSI / 7 BAR. Minimum recommended air pressure is 3 PSI.
Note: Maximum water jacket inlet pressure is 60 PSI.
Brakes with as great as 50% higher torque capacity is available upon request.
1 Current design is with enhanced linings. A unit with regular linings is available upon request.
2 Current design is with the Marine Corrosion package. A Non-Marine unit is available upon request.
3 Current design is for intermittent duty applications. Such as, anchor, mooring, take-up and traction type winch applications.
4 For information purposes, not for new applications
Figure 1 Figure 3
C
KKB 118 3.63 (921.2) 1.06 (26.9) 8.00 (203.2)
23.247 / 23.250 22.000 18.250 / 18.253 21.88
KKB 218 7.13 (181.1) 1.63 (41.4) 12.19 (309.6) 0.25(6.4)
(590.47 / 590.55) (558.80) (463.55 / 463.63) (555.8)
KKB 318 10.75 (273.1) 1.63 (41.4) 16.38 (416.1)
KKB 121 5.50 (139.7) 1.25 (31.8) 8.38 (212.9)
26.977 / 27.000 25.500 21.375 / 21.378 24.88
KKB 221 7.94 (201.7) 1.50 (38.1) 15.81 (401.6) 0.25(6.4)
(685.22 / 685.80) (647.70) (542.93 / 543.00) (632.0)
KKB 321 12.44 (316.0) 1.25 (31.8) 17.19 (436.6)
KKB 124H 5.00 (127.0) 9.79 (248.7)
29.997 / 30.000 28.750 24.375 / 24.378 31.00
KKB 224H 8.63 (219.2) 1.38 (35.1) 14.68 (372.9) 0.25 (6.4)
(761.9 / 762.0) (730.25) (619.13 / 619.20) (787.4)
KKB 324H 13.63 (346.2) 19.56 (496.8)
Size 19
Size 25
For mounting hole pattern, see following pages.
KKB Brakes
Sizes 19 & 25
Dimensions:
inches (mm)
No. of No. of Holes,
Model Mounting A B Hole Pattern
KKB Holes Size Hole Circle is Based C D
6 4 0.34 (8.6) 8.000 (203.20) 4 45° 90°
8 4 17/32 (13.5) 11.125 (282.58) 6 60° 120°
11 4 21/32 (16.7) 14.75 (374.65) 6 60° 120°
14 6 21/32 (16.7) 17.500 (444.50) 8 45° 90°
16 10 21/32 (16.7) 20.000 (508.00) 12 30° 60°
18
10 21/32 (16.7) 22.000 (558.80) 12 30° 60°
C
19 12 11/16 (17.5) 22.000 (558.80) 12 30° —
21 10 21/32 (16.7) 25.500 (647.70) 12 30° 60°
24H 10 21/32 (16.7) 28.750 (730.25) 12 30° 60°
25 12 21/32 (16.7) 28.750 (730.25) 12 30° —
27 14 21/32 (16.7) 31.500 (800.10) 16 22.5° 45°
30 16 25/32 (19.8) 35.500 (901.70) 18 20° 40°
36H 16 13/16 (20.6) 42.000 (1,066.80) 18 20° 40°
436H 16 1.06 (26.9) 42.500 (1,079.50) 18 20° 40°
46 22 1.03 (26.2) 56.750 (1,441.45) 24 15° 30°
KKSS Brake
KKSS-HYD Brake
See previous pages for dimensional information.
Feature Differences: The KKSS brake uses air to release the brake, where as the KKSS-HYD brake uses hydraulic pressure to release the brake.
KKSSC-HYD 236H
6-337-210-100-0 2,3
542,100 1,450 1,3006
(61,247) (100.0) (975)6 (819.2)
2” 250 300
32.25
C
* Static torque will vary with temperature.
Note: Maximum water jacket inlet pressure is 60 PSI.
Brakes with as great as 50% higher torque capacity is available upon request.
1 Current design is with enhanced linings. A unit with regular linings is available upon request.
2 Current design is with the Marine Corrosion package. A Non-Marine unit is available upon request.
3 Mounting same as 436H KK except with 42.500” (1,079.5 mm) hole circle.
5 Series hosing
6 Parallel hosing
7 Partial-parallel hosing
Feature Differences: The KKSS clutch uses air to release the clutch where as; the KKSS-HYD clutch uses hydraulic pressure to release the clutch.
Water
Outlet
Wichita Water Hose kits contain all (Must Be
necessary fittings, hoses, and connections At Top)
to completely plumb the brake water system.
Customer needs to connect water input at the
bottom of the brake and the output water
connections at the top of the brake.
Water
Inlet
(Must Be
At Bottom)
Single plate
Model Water Hose A Inlet B Inlet C Pipe Nipple D Pipe Nipple E Pipe Nipple F Hose G Hose
Size ATD- Kit Number* Size Size Part Number Qty Part Number Qty Part Number Qty Part Number Qty Part Number Qty
108 KKB 8-908-999-901-5 3/8” NPT 3/8” NPT 2-200-036-122-0 2 — — — — 2-403-240-033-1 1 2-403-110-133-1 1
208 KKB 8-908-999-902-5 3/8” NPT 3/8” NPT 2-200-036-122-0 4 — — — — 2-403-240-033-1 2 2-403-110-133-1 1
308 KKB 8-908-999-903-5 3/8” NPT 3/8” NPT 2-200-036-122-0 6 — — — — 2-403-240-033-1 3 2-403-110-133-1 1
114 KKB 8-914-999-901-6 1/2” NPT 3/4” NPT 2-200-037-122-0 2 — — — — 2-404-320-044-1 1 2-404-110-144-1 1
214 KKB 8-914-999-902-6 1/2” NPT 3/4” NPT 2-200-037-122-0 4 — — — — 2-404-320-044-1 2 2-404-110-144-1 1
314 KKB 8-914-999-903-6 1/2” NPT 3/4” NPT 2-200-037-122-0 6 — — — — 2-404-320-044-1 3 2-404-110-144-1 1
118 KKB 8-918-999-901-6 1/2” NPT 3/4” NPT 2-200-037-122-0 2 — — — — 2-404-380-044-1 1 2-404-110-144-1 1
218 KKB 8-918-999-902-6 1/2” NPT 3/4” NPT 2-200-037-122-0 4 — — — — 2-404-380-044-1 2 2-404-110-144-1 1
318 KKB 8-918-999-903-6 1/2” NPT 3/4” NPT 2-200-037-122-0 6 — — — — 2-404-380-044-1 3 2-404-110-144-1 1
124H SWCB 8-924-999-901-6 1/2” NPT 3/4” NPT 2-200-060-122-0 2 — — — — 2-404-500-044-1 1 2-404-110-144-1 1
224H SWCB 8-924-999-902-6 1/2” NPT 3/4” NPT 2-200-060-122-0 4 — — — — 2-404-500-044-1 2 2-404-110-144-1 1
324H SWCB 8-924-999-903-6 1/2” NPT 3/4” NPT 2-200-060-122-0 6 — — — — 2-404-500-044-1 3 2-404-110-144-1 1
124H KKB 9-925-999-901-7 1” NPT 1” NPT 2-200-051-122-0 2 — — — — 2-405-500-055-1 1 2-405-110-155-1 1
224H KKB 8-925-999-902-7 1” NPT 1” NPT 2-200-051-122-0 4 2-200-082-122-0 2 2-200-017-122-0 1 2-405-500-055-1 2 2-405-110-155-1 1
324H KKB 8-925-999-903-7 1” NPT 1” NPT 2-200-051-122-0 6 2-200-082-122-0 4 2-200-017-122-0 1 2-405-500-055-1 3 2-405-110-155-1 1
130 SWCB 8-930-999-901-7 3/4” NPT 1”NPT 2-200-061-122-0 2 — — — — 2-405-620-055-1 1 2-405-200-155-1 1
230 SWCB 8-930-999-902-7 3/4” NPT 1” NPT 2-200-061-122-0 4 — — — — 2-405-620-055-1 2 2-405-200-155-1 1
330 SWCB 8-930-999-903-7 3/4” NPT 1” NPT 2-200-061-122-0 6 — — — — 2-405-620-055-1 3 2-405-200-155-1 1
130 KKB 8-930-999-901-9 1” NPT 1-1/2” NPT 2-200-062-122-0 2 — — — — 2-407-620-077-1 1 2-407-200-177-1 1
230 KKB 8-930-999-902-9 1”NPT 1-1/2” NPT 2-200-062-122-0 4 2-200-092-122-0 2 2-200-017-122-0 1 2-407-620-077-1 4 2-407-200-177-1 1
330 KKB 8-930-999-903-9 1” NPT 1-1/2” NPT 2-200-062-122-0 6 2-200-092-122-0 4 2-200-017-122-0 1 2-407-620-077-1 3 2-407-200-177-1 1
136 SWCB 8-936-999-901-7 3/4” NPT 1” NPT 2-200-061-122-0 2 — — — — 2-405-680-055-1 1 2-405-200-155-1 1
236 SWCB 8-936-999-902-7 3/4” NPT 1” NPT 2-200-061-122-0 4 — — — — 2-405-680-055-1 2 2-405-200-155-1 1
336 SWCB 8-936-999-903-7 3/4” NPT 1” NPT 2-200-061-122-0 6 — — — — 2-405-680-055-1 3 2-405-200-155-1 1
136H KKB 8-937-999-901-9 1-1/4” NPT 1-1/2” NPT 2-200-063-122-0 2 — — — — 2-407-680-077-1 1 2-407-200-155-1 1
236H KKB 8-937-999-902-9 1-1/4” NPT 1-1/2” NPT 2-200-063-122-0 4 2-200-104-122-0 2 2-200-018-122-0 1 2-407-680-077-1 2 2-407-200-155-1 1
336H KKB 8-937-999-903-9 1-1`/4” NPT 1-1/2” NPT 2-200-063-122-0 6 2-200-104-122-0 4 2-200-018-122-0 1 2-407-680-077-1 3 2-407-200-155-1
* Denotes complete hose kit
Water Water
Outlet Outlet
(Must Be (Must Be
At Top) At Top)
Water
Inlet
(Must Be
At Bottom) C
Wear Indicator
A brake wear
Wichita Mistral pneumatic tension brake is indicator, which
attuned to the needs of the corrugating market is conveniently
for which it was o riginally designed. It is also located for easy
a versatile p roduct which is finding favor in visual inspection, means
additional tensioning no down time to check
applications. Wichita remaining friction
designers and engineers material life.
consulted extensively
with mill roll stand
Easy Connection
manufacturers and users Air and electrical connections are easily
to offer a tension brake accessible for fast, simple installation and
ideally suited to the maintenance.
needs of this particular
market. The result is a
compact, high performance, versatile brake Compact Design, Modern Styling
capable of handling the tensioning needs of Mistral brakes are compact at only 11.6” or 16.1”
the latest machine designs, as well as existing in diameter. Their size facilitates the pickup of
equipment. The Mistral paves the way for small, part reels used in short batch runs. For
increasing line speeds by 5.4 ft./sec. from 810 automatic reel loading machines, Mistral offers
ft./min. (or slower) to 1,140 ft./min. optional infrared and speed s ensor installation
within the brake. And their modern, industrial
styling enhances the appearance of any machine
on which they are used.
Fine Tuning
Each brake may be specified with a varying
number of pneumatic actuators, allowing p recise
Safety selection of brake torque capacity for optimum
Mistral’s integral guarding tension control.
eliminates the cost and effort
of installing external guards.
Operator safety is further
enhanced by automatic air
and electric disconnects
when the front cover is
removed.
Performance Curve
C
Max. Tension = Max. PLI x Max. Web Width Min. Air Pressure
Min. Torque x 80 PSI
= 2 x 36 = 72 lbs. Required =
Catalog Torque Rating
Max. Tension x Max. Roll Dia.
Max. Torque =
2 108 x 80
=
= 72 x 48/2 = 1,728 lb.in. 1770
C
Optional
Set Screw
280/3 3 2 3 0
280/6 6 2 3 3
280/9 9 2 3 6
Note: For mounting, use socket head capscrews conforming to the ASTM-574-97a or ASTM-574M-97a (Metric Version).
Optional Guard
The optional guard has a plastic front
with ‘ModEvo’ molded in and a metal
ventilated perimeter.
60%
25%
Maximum Torques
Maximum (87 PSI) (6 Bars)
lb.ft.Nm
22 53 88
250/1
30 71 119
44 110 176
250/2*
60 143 238
88 211 352
250/4*
72 286 477
132 317 528
250/6*
179 429 715
Inertia
Speed1 Heat Capacity for Effective Rotating
Model2 Max. Cooling Speeds Parts Weight
lb.ft.2
Continuous Duty** HP(kW) lbs.(kg)
(kbm2)
50 100 200 300 400 500 600
RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM Total Rotating
WIthout Fan 27.337
250/1 2250
1.34 1.61 2.14 2.68 3.08 3.49 3.62 (12.4)
(1.0) (1.2) (1.6) (2.0) (2.3) (2.6) (2.7) 29.101
250/2 2250
1.424 (13.2) 19.180
WIth Electric Cooling Fan, 150 mm dia. (0.060) 38.801 (8.7)
250/4 2250
4.56 4.69 5.09 5.36 5.36 5.36 5.36 (17.6)
(3.4) (3.5) (3.8) (4.0) (4.0) (4.0) (4.0) 48.772
250/6 2250
(22.1)
Note: L imit maximum operating temperatures of surfaces (rotor, friction pads, actuators, etc.) to 300°F or less.
Temperatures above 300°F may cause damage and failure of components. Failure to do so will void warranty.
1 2 4
300/1
1 3 5
2 4 7
300/2*
3 6 10
4 9 15
300/4*
5 12 20
6 13 22
300/6*
8 18 30
7 18 30
300/8*
10 24 40
Maximum Torques
Minimum (87 PSI) (6 Bars)
lb.ft.Nm
27 66 110
300/1
37
55
89
132
149
220
C
300/2*
75 179 298
110 263 439
300/4*
149 357 595
165 395 659
300/6*
223 536 893
220 527 879
300/8*
298 715 1191
Inertia
Speed1 Heat Capacity for Effective Rotating
Model2 Max. Cooling Speeds Parts Weight
lb.ft.2
Continuous Duty** HP(kW) lbs.(kg)
(kbm2)
50 100 200 300 400 500 600
RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM Total Rotating
38.140
300/1 1900
WIthout Fan (17.3)
2.41 2.68 3.35 4.02 4.56 5.09 5.63 39.904
300/2 1900
(1.8) (2.0) (2.5) (3.0) (3.4) (3.8) (4.2) (18.1)
2.966 49.604 29.883
300/4 1900 (0.125) (13.6)
WIth Electric Cooling Fan, 150 mm dia. (22.5)
6.30 6.70 6.70 6.70 7.37 8.04 8.04 59.525
300/6 1900
(4.7) (5.0) (5.0) (5.0) (5.5) (6.0) (6.0) (27.0)
69.446
300/6 1900
(31.5)
Inertia
Speed1 Heat Capacity for Effective Rotating
Model2 Max. Cooling Speeds Parts Weight
lb.ft.2
Continuous Duty** HP(kW) lbs.(kg)
(kbm2)
50 100 200 300 400 500 600
RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM Total Rotating
57.982
350/2 1650
WIthout Fan (24.8)
3.22 3.49 4.69 5.36 6.17 7.37 8.04 69.005
350/4 1650
(2.4) (2.6) (3.5) (4.0) (4.6) (5.5) (6.0) (29.2)
5.458 80.248 46.958
350/6 1650 (0.230) (20.3)
WIth Electric Cooling Fan, 150 mm dia. (33.7)
7.77 8.45 8.71 8.71 8.71 8.71 8.71 91.271
350/8 1650
(5.8) (6.3) (6.5) (6.5) (6.5) (6.5) (6.5) (38.2)
102.294
350/10 1650
(42.7)
Inertia
Speed1 Heat Capacity for Effective Rotating
Model2 Max. Cooling Speeds Parts Weight
lb.ft.2
Continuous Duty** HP(kW) lbs.(kg)
(kbm2)
50 100 200 300 400 500 600
RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM Total Rotating
69.005
400/2 1450
(31.3)
WIthout Fan 78.705
400/4 1450
3.62 4.29 6.03 6.70 7.64 8.71 9.38 (35.7)
(2.7) (3.2) (4.5) (5.0) (5.7) (6.5) (7.0) 88.626
400/6 1450
9.492 (40.2) 61.509
(0.400) (26.8)
WIth Electric Cooling Fan, 150 mm dia. 98.547
400/8 1450
8.18 8.98 9.38 10.05 10.72 10.72 10.72 (44.7)
108.467
400/10 1450 (6.1) (6.7) (7.0) (7.5) (8.0) (8.0) (8.0)
(49.2)
118.168
400/12 1450
(53.6)
** F or intermittent duty and thermal ratings using 200 mm fan, consult the factory.
1 Max. speed is with standard brake disc. A high speed brake disc capable of 50% higher speed is also available. Heat Capacity
reduced by 10% when high speed disc is used.
2 When selecting number of actuators, use a limit of 3.35 HP per actuator pair (2.5 kW per Actuator pair) for duty w/o fan and 3.75 HP per Actuator
pair (2.8 kW per Actuator pair) when fan cooled.
Note: L imit maximum operating temperatures of surfaces (rotor, friction pads, actuators, etc.) to 300°F or less.
Temperatures above 300°F may cause damage and failure of components. Failure to do so will void warranty.
Inertia
Speed1 Heat Capacity for Effective Rotating
Model2 Max. Cooling Speeds Parts Weight
lb.ft.2
Continuous Duty** HP(kW) lbs.(kg)
(kbm2)
50 100 200 300 400 500 600
RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM RPM Total Rotating
82.673
450/2 1250
(37.5)
92.374
450/4 1250
WIthout Fan (41.9)
3.89 4.83 6.84 7.91 8.71 10.32 11.13 102.294
450/6 1250
(2.9) (3.6) (5.1) (5.9) (6.5) (7.7) (8.3) (46.4)
14.475 72.752
(0.610) 112.215 (33.0)
450/8 1250
WIth Electric Cooling Fan, 150 mm dia. (50.9)
122.136
450/10 1250 8.85 9.12 9.38 9.65 10.72 11.66 12.47
(55.4)
131.836
450/12 1250 (6.6) (6.8) (7.0) (7.2) (8.0) (8.7) (9.3)
(59.8)
141.757
450/14 1250
(64.3)
** For intermittent duty and thermal ratings using 200 mm or 250 mm fan, consult the factory.
4 Max. speed is with standard brake disc. A high speed brake disc capable of 50% higher speed is also available. Heat Capacity reduced by 10%
when high speed disc is used.
6 When selecting number of actuators, use a limit of 3.35 HP per actuator pair (2.5 kW per Actuator pair) for duty w/o fan and 3.75 HP per Actuator
pair (2.8 kW per Actuator pair) when fan cooled.
Note: L imit maximum operating temperatures of surfaces (rotor, friction pads, actuators, etc.) to 300°F or less. Temperatures above 300°F may
cause damage and failure of components. Failure to do so will void warranty.
Center
Side View
Multiple Spud
Airtube
Available With
Taper Bore
Low Stress
Spined Hub
Fast Acting
Air Tube Design
Optional Foot
Mount
Slip Torque lb.in. .3 CF* *Do Not Exceed 90% Of Slip Torque Ratings —
Model Minimum Air-Tube Pressure Maximum Horsepower Per 100 RPM Release Pressure - PSI
Size PSI For Released Brake 60 PSI Duty 75 PSI Duty
ATD– 60 75 90 A B C D A B C D
106 MB 2,225 2,900 3,700 3 2.3 1.2 .6 4 3 1.5 .8
206 MB 4,300 5,600 7,200 6 4.4 2.3 1.1 8 5.7 3 1.5
108 MB 3,700 4,800 6,200 5.3 3.8 2 1 7 5 2.6 1.3
208 MB 7,100 9,100 12,000 10 7.3 3.8 2 13 9.3 5 2.5
111 MB 8,200 10,500 11,600 11.7 8.4 4.4 2.2 15 10.7 5.7 2.8
211 MB 15,600 20,000 22,200 22 16 8.4 4.2 28.6 20.5 11 5.4
114 MB 14,500 18,600 24,700 20 15 8 4 26.6 19 10 5
214 MB 27,600 35,400 46,300 39 28 15 7.5 50 36 19 9.5
118 MB 31,400 40,400 51,600 45 32 17 8.5 58 41 22 11
218 MB 60,000 77,000 100,000 86 61 32 16 110 79 41 21
124H MB 75,500 86,600 — 108 77 41 20 158 114 60 30
224H MB 137,000 161,200 — 196 140 74 37 308 222 117 58
* Max. recommended air pressure – 130 PSI
Motor Information
Full Load Model
Max. HP Motor Torque Steel Adapter Size
Frame at Std. RPM in.lb. Plate ATD–
7-108-100-113-0
C210 40 / 2500 1,008 4-309-075-011-3
108 MB
7-108-100-113-0
C250 60 / 1750 2,161 4-309-075-005-3
108 MB
7-111-100-112-0
C320 150 / 1750 5,402 4-281-075-016-3
111 MB
7-114-100-113-0
C360 200 / 1750 7,202 4-271-075-007-3
114 MB
Dimensions: inches (Consult factory for drawing before final layout.) Notes:
1. Quick Release Valves,
Model No. of
Size ATD– A B C D Spuds E F see page 121.
106 MB 5.44 2.00
2. Air Hose Kits,
8.75 8.81 1/4” NPT 2 2.00 see page 120.
206 MB 6.75 3.25
108 MB 5.82 1.50
12.12 11.13 1/2” NPT 2 2.13
208 MB 7.00 2.87
111 MB 6.38 2.00
16.00 14.75 1/2” NPT 2 3.02
211 MB 7.75 3.75
114 MB 7.75 2.25
18.75 17.50 1/2” NPT 2 3.88
214 MB 9.69 4.25
118 MB 9.01 2.75
23.25 22.00 1/2” NPT 3 4.75
218 MB 10.69 4.75
124H MB 9.26 3.13
30.00 29.00 1/2” NPT 3 8.25
224H MB 11.94 5.13
Wichita motor brakes typically produce more torque than is usually necessary.
Contact Wichita engineering for help in selecting the number of springs to produce the proper deceleration for your
application.
Note: For mounting, use socket head capscrews conforming to the ASTM-574-97a.
Notes:
618 124H MB
17.75 8 23.25 29 5.75 5.875
.50
3 2.25 4 10.875
7.188 D
224H MB 2.25 8.75
Motor Model
Frame
Size ATD– N O P R S T U V W X Y Z a
602 108 MB 5.875
.313 .875 5.75 9.375 1.95 6.625 7 .75 3.25 8.25 .688 1.625
208 MB 6.75
603 111 MB 6
.313 .875 6.25 11.938 3 8.50 8.375 .75 4 9.75 .688 1.50
211 MB 7
604 111 MB 6
.313 .875 6.25 11.938 3 8.50 8.375 .75 4 9.75 .688 1.50
211 MB 7
606 114 MB 7.50
.563 1 9 14.375 3.88 10.75 9.875 1 5.75 13.50 .813 1.75
214 MB 8.875
608 114 MB 7.50
.563 1 9 14.375 3.88 10.75 9.875 1 5.75 13.50 .813 1.75
214 MB 8.875
610 118 MB 10.50
.375 1.25 11 19.375 4.875 14.188 12.50 1 7.75 18 .938 2.50
218 MB 12.188
612 118 MB 10.50
.375 1.25 11 19.375 4.875 14.188 12.50 1 7.75 18 .938 2.50
218 MB 12.188
614 124H MB 9.438
.375 1.625 19 27 8.25 21 20.75 2 15 33.25 1.563 2.625
224H MB 11.125
616 124H MB 9.438
.375 1.625 19 27 8.25 21 20.75 2 15 33.25 1.563 2.625
224H MB 11.125
618 124H MB 9.438
.375 1.625 19 27 8.25 21 20.75 2 15 33.25 1.563 2.625
224H MB 11.125
Wichita motor brakes typically produce more torque than is usually necessary.
Contact Wichita Engineering for help in selecting the number of springs to produce the proper deceleration for your application.
Note: For mounting, use socket head capscrews conforming to the ASTM-574-97a.
Quality Material
Body and Cap: High strength aluminum alloy
Stem: Molded nylon
Check Valve: Nylon ball
“O” Ring: Neoprene
Roto-couplings
• Long life, no maintenance.
• Felt seal eliminates bearing contamination.
• Fast, easy installation.
Coupling Clutches
The Wichita Standard Vent Combination
Clutch-Coupling is designed for reliable
in-line power transmission. The simple
air-tube design, with small air volume,
speeds engagement and disengagement.
It is unaffected by centrifugal force and has
no self-energization like drum clutch
designs. Ideally suited for large inertia loads
where smooth controlled starts are needed.
Reliable, trouble-free
Wichita Standard
Vent Clutches handle
Wichita Grinding Mill
maximum loads on
Clutches provide shock-free
drilling rigs.
start-up of large inertia
loads.
Application Guidelines
Clutch selection is made by knowing the Table (Chart A) gives application factors
application horsepower/100 RPM, the ranging from light duty (the A group) to extra
available air pressure, required torque and heavy duty (the D group).
the clutch heat horsepower. The Requirements
Chart A
Field of Application Group A Group B Group C Group D
Pumps
Centrifugal
compressors
Reciprocating compressors
over 2 cylinders,
Reciprocating compressors
one or two cylinders
E
centrifugal fans & blowers
Agitators Liquid Semi-solid Solids
Brick Brick press, extruder, pug mill
manufacturing
Can & bottling machine Bottle-can feeders, filling, mixers
Engine driven equipment Crane, hoist, engine Crowd
Grinding mills Ball-rod-sag-pebble Crushers, shakers
Lumber processing Yarder Carriages, conveyers Chipper, logger
Marine Propulsion clutch CP wheel Shaft brakes, propulsion
reversing type, anchor winch
Bulk material Conveyors evenly loaded, Feeders Elevators
handling line shaft evenly loaded
Metal production & Coilers, slitters, press brake, Draw bench, rolling mill, Hammer mill, forming
metalforming non-geared press, geared press shear, back geared press, press, forging press,
deep draw press, transfer header press, knuckle press
press, toggle press
Paper industry dryer Fourdrinier to 500 FPM, Fourdrinier to 1800 RPM
sections & calenders paper mill plane & press selections, calenders
consult factory smoothing press & dryers
Petroleum Drilling & service rig master Mud pumps,
production clutches, compound clutches, PTO clutches
rotary, drum
Rubber Transfer machines Banberry mixer, drum mixer, Centrifuge
manufacturing evenly loaded extruder, calender
Input RPM
Torque
mass
Clutch torque required while slipping:
(WR2) (RPM) (π) lb.in.
Clutch torque = clutch
(g) (ts) (2.5) heat horsepower
RPM
W = Weight to be accelerated lb.
R = Radius of gyration ft.2
g = Acceleration of gravity ft./sec.2 1. The area required is 406 inches. Consult the
ts = Time of slip, in seconds column head “Lining Area” in Specifi
cation
Tc = Clutch torque = 11,707 lb.in. Table (pages 126-127). Applicable clutches
chosen are:
ATD-218, 528 in.2; ATD-124H, 574 in.2;
Clutch heat HP is 1/2 of the total ATD-314H, 504 in.2
area in the diagram.
2. Determine the application
(Tc) (input RPM) horsepower necessary:
Clutch heat HP = (1/2)
63,000 325
HP/100 RPM = (100) HP
(11,375) (1,800) 1,800
Clutch heat HP = (1/2)
63,000 HP/100 = 18 HP/100 RPM
= 162.5 HP Clutches selected with this application
From Clutch Heat Horsepower (Chart B) horsepower are as follows:
for a 6 second start: ATD-214H 18 HP/100 RPM, ATD-314H
HP / in.2 = .4 27 HP/100 RPM, ATD-118 21 HP/100 RPM.
162.5 2 The ATD-314 is selected as having both
Area required = = 406 in.
.4 sufficient area and torque with minimum
diameter.
To properly select a clutch for this rock
crusher application, the following (clutch size) (π) (1,800)
Contact velocity =
information is required: 12
1. Application horsepower
= 6,597 ft./min. E
2. Required air pressure Ductile material required.
3. Required torque Note: This application example is for
4. Clutch heat horsepower preliminary sizing only. Contact a Wichita Sales
5. Shaft diameter
Engineer or the factory for final selection.
The Specification Table on pages 126-127 gives
application factors ranging from light duty (the Use engine torque for calculations.
A group) to extra heavy duty (the D group). This When selecting the proper clutch, heat must
chart will give the initial selection which is then be considered. When a clutch is slipped under
compared with the selection made using the load, heat is generated within the clutch. This
Clutch Heat Horsepower Chart and the Clutch heat as shown to the left is equal to the energy
Area Chart. of the mass that was accelerated to speed by
the clutch.
Chart C
Recom- Hi-Spd.
Max. Horsepower Driving Ring
Slip Torque mended Airtube
Per 100 RPM & Friction
Model lb.in. Clear- Max. Total Total Lining
Duty Disc
Size at 100 PSI ances Speed Wt. WR Area
2
890 1.7 880 1.6 5,100 2.2 1,000 .032 2 8,200 .04 2.8 4,930 .048 2.8
456 2 825 2.2 300 1.75 3,180 .068 3 8,270 .076 3.5 8,000 .088 3.7
456 2 825 2.2 300 1.75 3,180 .068 3 8,270 .076 3.5 8,000 .088 3.7
9,600 3.1 1,560 2.4 9,600 3.8 44 .068 1.4 40 .072 1.4 34 .08 1.4
1,350 2.5 1,350 2.5 1,350 2.5 113 .052 1.6 36 .064 1.3 630 .076 2.5
1,350 2.5 1,350 2.5 1,350 2.5 71 .07 1.6 26 .077 1.3 490 .084 2.5
145 1.8 90 1.6 87 1.6 360 .096 2.5 240 .112 2.5 270 .136 2.8 E
145 1.8 90 1.6 87 1.6 360 .096 2.5 240 .112 2.5 270 .136 2.8
185 2 150 2 93 1.8 120 .104 2.1 140 .128 2.4 146 .158 2.7
170 2 250 2.2 160 2 124 .112 2.2 92 .128 2.2 76 .152 2.3
115 2 125 2 111 2 132 .12 2.3 89 .144 2.3 6.1 .168 2.3
25 1.6 22 1.6 26 1.8 20 .224 2 20 .256 2.2 19 .308 2.5
28 1.8 22 1.8 20 1.8 24
264 2.4 10 .304 2.3 9.9 .352 2.2
Model Clutch Mounting Assembly Drawing Model Clutch Mounting Assembly Drawing
Size ATD- Options Number Number Size ATD- Options Number Number
Clutch only 6-119-100-100-0 -900-9
Clutch only 6-208-100-110-0 -900-9
STV 108 STV 118H Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch w/ SDA 6-208-100-302-0 -901-9
Clutch w/ SDA —
Clutch only 6-119-200-100-0 D-3709
Clutch only 6-208-200-103-0 -900-9
STV 208 STV 218H Clutch w/ QCDA 6-119-200-106-0 -106-9
Clutch w/ SDA 6-208-200-309-0 -901-9
Clutch w/ SDA —
Clutch only 6-119-300-100-0
Clutch only 6-208-300-101-0 -900-9
STV 308 STV 318H Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch w/ SDA 6-208-300-304-0 -901-9
Clutch w/ SDA 6-119-304-305-0 -908-9
Clutch only 6-211-100-101-0 -900-9 Clutch only 6-121-100-106-0 D-2769
STV 111 Clutch w/ QCDA 6-211-100-303-0 -904-9 STV 121 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch w/ SDA 6-211-100-304-0 -905-9 Clutch w/ SDA —
Clutch only 6-111-200-101-0 -902-9 Clutch only 6-121-200-143-0 -903-9
STV 211 Clutch w/ QCDA 6-111-200-311-0 -912-9 STV 221 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch w/ SDA 6-111-200-312-0 -913-9 Clutch w/ SDA —
Clutch only 6-111-300-103-0 -901-9 Clutch only 6-121-300-120-0 -904-9
STV 311 Clutch w/ QCDA 6-111-300-303-0 -903-9 STV 321 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch w/ SDA 6-111-300-304-0 -904-9 Clutch w/ DIC Flange Ring 6-121-300-312-0 -912-9
Clutch only 6-115-180-102-0 -902-9 Clutch only 6-125-100-110-0 -900-9
STV 114H Clutch w/ QCDA 6-115-100-300-0 -903-9 STV 124H Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch w/ SDA 6-115-100-301-0 -904-9 Clutch w/ SDA —
Clutch only 6-115-280-104-0 -903-9 Clutch only 6-125-200-129-0 -915-9
STV 214H Clutch w/ QCDA 6-115-200-300-0 -907-9 STV 224H Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch w/ SDA 6-115-200-301-0 -908-9 Clutch w/ SDA —
Clutch w/ DIC Flange Ring 6-115-204-301-0 -900-9 Clutch only 6-125-300-113-0 -912-9
Clutch only 6-115-380-100-0 -901-9 STV 324H Clutch w/ QCDA —
STV 314H Clutch w/ QCDA 6-115-304-300-0 -900-9 Clutch w/ SDA —
Clutch w/ SDA 6-115-300-100-0 -100-9 Clutch only 6-127-100-112-0 -901-9
Clutch w/ DIC Flange Ring 6-115-300-104-0 -904-9 STV 127 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch only 6-116-100-112-0 -900-9 Clutch w/ SDA —
STV 116 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch only 6-127-200-130-0 -905-9
Clutch w/ SDA —
STV 227 Clutch w/ QCDA 6-127-200-127-0 -905-9
Clutch only 6-116-200-121-0 -900-9
Clutch w/ SDA —
STV 216 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch only 6-127-300-112-0 -903-9
Clutch w/ SDA —
STV 327 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch only 6-116-300-118-0 -901-9
Clutch w/ SDA —
STV 316 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch only 6-131-100-101-0 D-4008
Clutch w/ SDA —
STV 130H Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch only 6-118-100-120-0 -904-9
Clutch w/ SDA —
STV 118 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch only 6-131-200-307-0 -903-9
Clutch w/ DIC Flange Ring 6-118-100-304-0 D-3545
STV 230H Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch only 6-118-200-143-0 -909-9
Clutch w/ SDA —
STV 218 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch only 6-131-300-303-0 -904-9
Clutch w/ DIC Flange Ring 6-118-204-300-0 -901-9
STV 330H Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch only 6-118-300-309-0 -908-9
Clutch w/ SDA —
STV 318 Clutch w/ QCDA —
Clutch w/ DIC Flange Ring 6-118-300-311-0 -909-9
Note: QCDA - Quick Change Driving Adapter. A favorite of OEMs for the extra clearance gap between the clutch and Quick Change Driving Adapter, making the clutch
maintenance less time consuming. SDA - Standard Driving Adapter. A close couple design where clutch maintenance is not of prime importance.
Demountable back
plate for accessibility.
(Optional)
The Wichita Standard Vent Combination the simplest and most trouble-free method of
Clutch-Coupling is designed for reliable applying air p
ressure yet designed.
in-line power transmission. The simple
Problems of speed, smoothness, engage
air-tube design, with small air volume,
ment or disengagement with all types of
speeds engagement and disengagement.
loads…problems of compactness …problems
It is unaffected by centrifugal force and has
of simplifying maintenance and many other
no self-energization like drum clutch designs.
problems in a wide range of applications
Ideally suited for large inertia loads where
are quickly solved with Wichita clutches or
smooth controlled starts are needed.
brakes.
The Wichita air-tube disc design combines all
the best features of a disc type clutch with all
the advantages of direct air e
ngagement. It is
Notes:
Note: For mounting, use socket head capscrews conforming to the ASTM-574-97a.
Model
Size
ATD– K
108 STVC 8.247
L
4
M
.75
N
—
P
.438
R
10.375
S
1.375
T
.50
U
1/2 NC
V
6
W
2.25
X
.50
Y
1/2
Z
2
E
208 STVC 8.247 5.313 .75 1.75 .438 10.375 2.625 .50 1/2 NC 6 2.25 .50 1/2 2
308 STVC 8.247 6.625 .75 3.063 .438 10.375 3.875 .50 1/2 NC 6 2.25 .50 1/2 2
111 STVC 11.763 4.125 .875 — .50 14.375 1.50 .50 5/8 NC 8 2.50 .438 1/2 2
211 STVC 11.763 5.25 .875 1.75 .50 14.375 2.875 .50 5/8 NC 8 2.50 .438 1/2 2
311 STVC 11.763 6.75 .875 3 .50 14.375 4.25 .50 5/8 NC 8 2.50 .438 1/2 2
114H STVC 14.451 5.125 1.125 — .625 17.50 1.875 .625 5/8 NC 6 2.25 .75 1/2 2
214H STVC 14.451 6.50 1.125 2 .625 17.50 3.25 .75 5/8 NC 6 2.25 .75 1/2 2
314H STVC 14.451 8 1.125 3.375 .625 17.50 4.75 .75 5/8 NC 6 2.25 .75 1/2 2
118 STVC 18.375 5.625 1.313 — .625 22 1.938 .75 5/8 NC 6 2.438 1 1/2 3
218 STVC 18.375 7.125 1.313 2.125 .625 22 3.50 .75 5/8 NC 6 2.438 1 1/2 3
118H STVC 18.375 5.625 1.313 — .625 22 1.938 .75 5/8 NC 6 2.438 1 1/2 3
218H STVC 18.375 7.25 1.313 2.125 .625 22 3.50 .75 5/8 NC 6 2.438 1 1/2 3
318H STVC 18.375 8.688 1.313 3.75 .625 22 5.125 .75 5/8 NC 6 2.438 1 1/2 3
321 STVC 21.350 10.125 1.625 4.25 .75 25 6.125 1 5/8 NC 6 2.375 1 1/2 3
124H STVC 24.312 6.563 1.625 — .875 28 2.813 .75 5/8 NC 6 2.75 1 1/2 3
224H STVC 24.312 8.625 1.625 2.75 .875 28 4.50 .75 5/8 NC 6 2.75 1 1/2 3
324H STVC 24.312 10.563 1.625 4.625 .875 28 6.25 .75 5/8 NC 6 2.75 1 1/2 3
327 STVC 27.361 10.75 1.625 4.625 .875 31 6.50 1.375 5/8 NC 12 2.375 1 1/2 3
230H STVC 30.361 10.125 1.625 3.75 1.25 34 5.625 1.125 5/8 NC 12 2.875 1 1/2 4
330H STVC 30.361 12.75 1.625 6.25 1.25 34 8.125 1.125 5/8 NC 12 2.875 1 1/2 4
336H STVC 37.159 14.375 1.938 7.125 1.375 41 9 1.50 5/8 NC 16 2.875 1 1/2 4
342 STVC 43.627 14 2 7.375 1.375 49.25 9.625 1.75 1” NC 12 3.50 1.25 1/2 4
248 STVC 50.815 13.75 2.625 4.125 1.375 56 7.125 2 1” NC 12 3.50 1.25 1/2 4
348 STVC 50.815 15.75 2.625 6.875 1.375 56 9.875 2 1” NC 12 3.50 1.25 1/2 4
260 STVC 61.700 16.25 3 5.50 3 66.75 9 2.50 1” NC 24 2 2 1/2 6
360 STVC 61.700 20 3 9 3 66.75 13 2.50 1” NC 24 2 2 1/2 6
460 STVC 61.700 23.375 3 12.50 3 66.75 16.50 2.50 1” NC 24 2 2 1/2 6
Dimensions: inches
+.003”
-.000”
Size A B C D D1 E F G H
8 3.125 3 .125 3.75 — .125 10.375 9.625 8.869
11 3.625 3.25 .375 6.25 5 .125 14.375 13.375 12.371
14H 5.375 4.75 .625 7 6.25 .25 17.50 16.25 15.121
18 6.875 5.75 1.125 8 8 .375 22 20.75 19.496
18H 6.875 5.75 1.125 8 8 .375 22 20.75 19.496
21 6.75 6 .75 9.50 9 .25 25 23.75 22.496
24H 8.375 7.313 1.063 10 12 .25 28 26.75 25.495
27 8.75 7.75 1 11 11.50 .25 31 29.75 28.495
30H 9.25 8.75 .50 14 14 .25 34 32.75 31.495
36 10.50 10 .50 15 14 .25 41 39.75 38.495
42 11 10 1 15 15 .25 49.25 47.25 44.995
48 — 13.625 — — 20 .50 56 54 52.000
60 — 16.25 — 24 — .375 66.75 64.75 62.750
Max. Bore
Rect. Key
Size I J J1 K L M N O
8 8.375 2.50 — .531 6 1.875 * —
11 11.75 4.13 3.375 .656 8 2 2.50 —
14H
18
14.50 4.75 4.125 .656 6 2.125 3.125 —
18.50 5.25 5.25 .688 6 4.375 3.50 —
E
18H 18.50 5.25 5.25 .688 6 4.375 3.50 —
21 21.75 6.25 6 .688 6 4 6.25 —
24H 24.50 6.63 6.625 .688 6 5.188 5.50 —
27 27.75 7.25 7.625 .688 12 5.563 4.625 —
30H 30.50 9.25 9.25 .688 12 6.50 5.75 —
36 37.50 10.00 9.25 .688 16 7.875 4.125 —
42 44 10.00 10 1.031 12 7.438 5.688 —
48 — — 15 1.031 12 10.125 6.125 —
60 — 18.00 — 1.031 24 12.25 11.50 2.50
* Consult Factory
Note: For mounting, use socket head capscrews conforming to the ASTM-574-97a.
• No adjustment or lubrictation
• Eliminates need for special high torque
motors
• Torque capacity not affected by
centrifugal force
• High heat dissipation for jogging
and inching
• New high coefficient, high energy
absorbing friction material standard for
grinding mill applications
Technical Capacity
Model Total Total Driving Adapter Diameter Max. Speed (RPM) HP Lining Rated Torq.
Size Air Weight WR2 Ring & Disc Friction For 6000 FPM @ per 100 Area in.lbs.
ATD– Supply lb. lb.ft.2 Wt. WR2 Disc-in. Fric Disc O.D. RPM in.2 100 PSI
211-X GMC 5/8”-18 130 24 57 16 11 2,100 18 228 42,294
214H-X GMC 5/8”-18 333 111 152 58 14 1,640 40 336 95,228
314H-X GMC 5/8”-18 385 132 190 75 14 1,640 60 504 142,842
318H-X GMC 1”-14 727 333 356 220 18 1,275 120 792 299,250
321-X GMC 1”-14 980 663 500 280 21 1,100 150 1,086 349,790
324H-X GMC 1”-14 1,350 970 590 600 24 950 270 1,722 613,130
327-X GMC 1”-14 1,580 1,130 675 540 27 850 300 2,190 688,275
230H-X GMC 1”-14 2,126 2,046 1,036 1,150 30 760 380 1,664 869,820
330H-X GMC 1”-14 2,600 2,100 1,125 1,250 30 760 570 2,496 1,304,730
430H-X GMC 1”-14 3,578 2,980 1,497 1,148 30 760 760 3,328 1,739,640
336H-X GMC 1”-14 3,550 4,650 1,510 2,215 36 640 885 3,450 2,134,650
342-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 4,815 10,505 2,315 6,130 42 540 1,275 4,212 2,898,070
248-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 6,580 16,275 2,825 9,523 48 475 1,600 4,020 3,730,650
348-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 7,540 18,470 3,274 9,700 48 475 2,400 6,030 5,595,975
448-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 48 475 3,200 8,040 7,461,300
260-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 10,600 37,300 5,750 23,600 60 380 3,470 7,240 7,913,500
360-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 13,390 47,850 5,900 27,550 60 380 5,200 10,850 11,870,250
460-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 16,860 57,705 7,500 33,238 60 380 6,940 14,480 15,827,000
560-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 20,050 78,642 8,300 28,512 60 380 8,675 18,100 19,783,750
372-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 72 300 7,758 14,460 18,573,450
472-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 72 300 10,344 19,280 24,764,600
572-X GMC 1-1/2”-12 72 300 12,930 24,100 30,955,750
E
Driving Adapters
The driving adapter is
(See Notes 1 & 2)
designed to allow the clutch
to be used in a shaft-to-
shaft or through-shaft
coupling arrangement.
The quick-change feature,
using a driving elbow piece
between the driving adapter
and the clutch driving ring,
enables replacement of any
wearing clutch part without
disturbing either shaft.
Without axial
locking device
Notes:
Roto-Couplings
• Long life, no maintenance
• Felt seal eliminates bearing contamination
• Fast, easy installation
Dimensions: inches
Wichita Part No. AA B C D E F G H Max. RPM
8-240-701-003-1 5/8-18NF 1/4” NPT .40 1.046 2.250 1.500 2.13 3.297 3,500
8-240-705-001-1 1”-14 NF 1/2” NPT .75 1.250 3.188 2.500 3.00 4.438 3,500
8-240-708-001-1 1”-14 NF 3/4” NPT .75 1.313 4.688 2.875 3.69 5.440 3,500
8-240-710-002-1 1-1/2”-12 NF 1” NPT 1.13 1.937 4.875 3.250 3.44 6.812 2,500
8-240-712-001-1 2”-12 NF 1-1/2” NPT 1.13 2.813 5.250 4.250 5.38 8.062 2,500
8-240-714-001-3 2” NPT 2” NPT 1.50 3.000 7.062 4.625 7.00 10.062 1,000
8-240-716-000-3 2-1/2” NPT 2-1/2” NPT 1.88 3.250 9.375 7.000 7.75 12.625 750
Available with
dampened
driven discs
No pilot bearing
required
Adjustment free
feature
automatically
adjusts clutch
through
normal use
Ideal for
vehicular flywheel
applications
Optional
Support Base
Shaft is supported
by ball bearings,
eliminating transmission
of damaging side loads.
Design Features
• Side Load version incorporates a rugged reducing required axial force as the clutch
cylindrical roller bearing system which is disengaged. The discs are raced with
eliminates trouble-prone pilot bearings. trapezoidal ceramic b
uttons, and are
Provides 100% external support of take-off dampened with an assembly of coaxial
shaft. Prevents transmission of side loads springs mounted in the disc hub.
that fatigue or even damage the engine
• Dampened clutch discs prevent torsional
crankshaft.
vibrations from damaging engine or
• Precise alignment capabilities of the components.
bearing system ensure flywheel/clutch
• Available in 2 sizes, from 14” to 15 1/2” for
concentricity to minimize effects of diesel
engines up to 420 HP @ 2100 RPM.
engine torsional vibration.
Dimensions: inches
A
Clutch SAE Bell Pilot B C E
Size Housing (+.000/-.002) in. Hole Circle Plate Dia. D Hole Size – Qty F
14” Flat 1 16.50* 15.500 13.56 N/A 13/32 8 2.62
14” Pot 1 14.750 15.500 13.75 2.94 13/32 8 2.50
15-1/2” Flat 1 17.155 16.625 15.22 0.19 15/32 8 2.50
* Nominal diameter only, clutch is not piloted.
Note: For mounting, use socket head capscrews conforming to the ASTM-574-97a.
Support plate must be perpendicular to side load pull.
Final Selection:
108 x
1,800
1,500
( ) 2
2
= 75 lb.ft. @ 1,800 RPM
15-1/2 in. Flat power take off,
WR2 x PTO’s speed Side load version with SAE “1” Bell Housing
5. PTO’s clutch slip time, (sec.) =
25.6 x Application Torque Power take off chart, page 149, lists the associated parts lists and
= 75 x 1,800 drawings.
= 1/2 sec.
25.6 x 10,500
Parts Lists Number = 6-715-299-208-0
6. Estimate Side Load, (lbs.) = Drawing Number = 6-715-202-912-9
HP x 378,000
Engines Speed x PTO’s sheave PD
300 x 378,000
= 5,040 lbs.
1,800 x 12-1/2
No O-rings or
diaphragms to
wear out
Type A
Type B
17.5
Type C
6-715-204-302-0 214H 1 B 18.375 17-1/4 1.000 10-13/16 17-17/32 11-25/32 3.625 7-1/4 17/32 8 7/8 X 7/16 — —
6-715-204-303-0 214H 1/2 B 18.375 17-1/4 1.750 10-13/16 17-17/32 11-1/32 3.625 7-1/4 21/32 6 7/8 X 7/16 — —
6-715-204-304-0 214H 0 B 18.375 17-1/4 1.000 10-13/16 17-17/32 11-25/32 3.625 7-1/4 21/32 6 7/8 X 7/16 — —
6-715-204-306-0 214H 1 C 18.375 17-1/4 1.000 10-13/16 23-15/16 11-13/16 2.500 4-5/8 17/32 8 5/8 X 5/16 8-“8V” 12.3
6-718-104-307-0 118 1/2 B 22.498 21-3/8 1.000 10-5/8 17-17/32 11-25/32 3.625 7-1/4 21/32 6 7/8 X 7/16 — —
6-718-104-302-0 118 0 B 22.498 21-3/8 .625 10-13/16 17-17/32 11-25/32 3.625 7-1/4 21/32 6 7/8 X 7/16 — —
6-718-104-306-0 118 0 A 22.498 21-3/8 .625 8-51/64 20-1/2 10-7/64 — — 21/32 6 — 10-“8V” 15.2
6-718-104-304-0 118 0 A 22.498 21-3/8 .625 8-51/64 20-1/2 10-7/64 — — 21/32 6 — 10-“D” 15.2
6-718-104-303-0 118 1/2 A 22.498 21-3/8 1.000 10-5/8 23-15/16 11-25/32 — — 21/32 6 — 16-“8V” 12.5
6-718-104-305-0 118 0 A 22.498 21-3/8 .625 10-13/16 23-15/16 11-25/32 — — 21/32 6 — 16-“8V” 12.5
6-718-104-301-0 118 1/2 A 22.498 21-3/8 1.000 10-5/8 23-15/16 11-25/32 — — 21/32 6 — 20-“5V” 12.5
6-718-204-307-0 218 1/2 B 22.498 21-3/8 1.000 10-5/8 17-17/32 11-25/32 3.625 7-1/4 21/32 6 7/8 X 7/16 — —
6-718-204-308-0 218 0 B 22.498 21-3/8 .625 11-3/16 17-17/32 12-5/32 3.625 7-1/4 21/32 6 7/8 X 7/16 — —
6-718-204-303-0 218 1/2 A 22.498 21-3/8 1.000 10-5/8 23-15/16 11-25/32 — — 21/32 6 — 16-“8V” 12.5
6-718-204-304-0 218 1/2 C 22.498 21-3/8 1.000 10-5/8 23-15/16 11-13/16 2.500 4-5/8 21/32 6 5/8 X 5/16 8-“8V” 12.3
6-718-204-301-0 218 0 A 22.498 21-3/8 .625 10-13/16 23-15/16 11-25/32 — — 21/32 6 — 16-“8V” 12.5
6-718-204-306-0 218 0 C 22.498 21-3/8 .625 10-13/16 23-15/16 11-13/16 2.500 4-5/8 21/32 6 5/8 X 5/16 8-“8V” 12.3
6-718-304-300-0 318 0 B 22.498 21-3/8 .625 12-3/8 17-17/32 13-19/32 3.625 7-1/4 21/32 6 7/8 X 7/16 — —
Note: For standard SAE engine flywheel dimensions see page 142.
* Recommend only 25% of rated torque on PTO’s (in.lbs.) - 30% with heavy duty disc.
Note: For mounting, use socket head capscrews conforming to the ASTM-574-97a.
Support plate must be perpendicular to sideload pull.
15 HSD
12.4 HCM
9.4 HBM
7.0 HSD
Typical Applications G
Bulk Material Handling Equipment
and Mining Related Industries:
Conveyors of all types
Crushers
Excavators
Fans
Mills
Mixers
Pumps
Screening Plants
Petrochem and
Chemical Processing: Mesur-Fil 7.0 HSD allows
shock-free acceleration on
Agitators large inertia loads.
Blowers/Fans
Centrifuges Picture Courtesy of Torpey
Compressors Denver, Inc.
Mixers
Pumps
Design Avantages
Mesur-Fil Fluid Couplings allow motors to start
unloaded and to reach operating speed with smooth,
All Aluminum
controlled acceleration. This makes it ideal for
Housing for
applications with high inertia loads. They are
Low Rotating
available in either constant or delay fill versions.
Inertia
Impeller
High Temperature
Viton Seals
Runner
Collet
Mounted
For Ease
of Mounting
Smaller Sizes
Principle of Operation
Benefits
Mesur-Fil Fluid Couplings offer several INPUT OUTPUT
advantages:
• Reduced energy consumption
• Jam/overload protection
• Shock load cushioning
• No metal-to-metal contact Motor Load
• Wide range of available mounting
options
• High temperature Viton seals Runner Fluid Impeller
• Available from over 700 Formsprag
Authorized Distributors. There are three primary components the chambers formed by the two c oupling
to Mesur-Fil Fluid Couplings: halves. The oil (fluid) is s ubsequently
1. Vaned runner thrown into the vaned impeller connected
to the load c
ausing it to turn. It is
2. Vaned impeller
important to note, that as this transmission
3. Fluid fill of power takes place, there is virtually no
Torque, produced by the prime mover wear on the transmitting parts because
(motor) acting on a vaned runner, is there is no mechanical contact between
transmitted through the flow of fluid into them.
Fluid Requirements
Figure 2 reveals a typical NEMA B e lectric
motor torque curve together with the
particular operating characteristics of a
specific coupling with a designated fill
level. With no power supplied, all of the
fluid is settled at the bottom of the
coupling. Slip rate in this condition is
100% with the input free to turn. With the
motor s tarting and increasing in speed to
the breakdown point, torque builds in the
coupling. As torque increases, the
coupling begins to deliver the load to the Figure 1 - Motor Breakdown Points
motor, eventually bringing the load up to
speed (refer to the load a cceleration area Delayed Fill
in Figure 2). The area on the chart between Mesur-Fil Fluid Couplings, sizes 15 through
the motor torque curve and the 34 (30 to 1500 HP), have an available delayed
100% slip curve represents the
excess torque available to the
fill option restricting starting torque to 140%
of full load while still ensuring low slip at full
G
motor to start itself without speed. The result is a softer, more gradual
also having to start the load. It start which can be advantageous for
is this operating characteristic applications such as belt conveyors and
which permits a soft start with mixers.
a one-third lower current draw
The operating principles are simple. With
on the motor (see Figure 3). (It
the idle coupling (see Figure 5) the purpose
should be noted that because
of the delayed fill chamber is to isolate a
the coupling torque can only be
portion of the fluid from the main coupling.
developed if the runner is turning
Figure 2 - Starting Torque As the runner accelerates (see Figure 6), the
at a slower speed than the
chamber attached to the runner gradually
impeller, an ideal small amount
releases fluid into the main coupling through
of slip of 3% to 5% is n eces
specially calibrated orifices. The fill increases
sary).
proportionally with the output speed. With
The Mesur-Fil Fluid Coupling acceleration complete (see Figure 7) at the
provides for jam load p rotec high speed running position, almost all of
tion to the motor and other vital the fluid has been released from the chamber
power system c omponents. It is into the coupling, giving the
designed to allow the motor to coupling high fill/low slip
decelerate only to its b reakdown characteristics.
point (see Figure 4). The results
without the fluid coupling could
Figure 3 - Start-up Burnout Protection Figure 5
be a locked rotor condition,
Standstill
resulting in excessive current
draw and potential motor
damage. Additionally, the
coupling distributes the shock
of an overload over a longer
time span, thus reducing the
possibility of damage.
Figure 6
Figure 4 - Jam Load Burnout Protection Accelerating
Figure 7
Running
HC
168)
(page • • • Basic coupling for custom input & output
HCM
170-171)
(pages • • • • • • • • • • • For use with flexible gear couplings
HBM
(page 169)
• • • Shaft to shaft applications
For stub shaft input/output sizes 7-12.4
HSD
172-173)
(pages • • • • • • • • Parallel, QD sheave application
HC
Sizes 7.0-12.4 Input and Output customer supplied. HCM
(page 168) (pages 170-171)
This is a basic coupling with an input bore for direct
mounting on the motor shaft end and a convenient bolt
circle for customer-designed output configurations.
Delayed Fill
Size 2 3 4
15 9.1 8.1 6.8
17 14.4 13.5 12.4
19 17.2 16.1 14.8
21 24.3 22.5 20.4
24 33 30.2 27.5
27 52.8 49.1 45.4
29 66.6 62.3 57
34 91.1 84.5 78.6
Fluid Recommendation
OIL: SAE 10W (Spec. MIL-L-2104 B)
Chevron: Hydraulic Oil EP 32 Shell: Tellus 32
Esso: Nuto H 32 Texaco: Rando HD 32
Mobil: DTE 24 Total: Azolla ZS 32
FIRE RESISTANT FLUID
Fyrquel: 220
Overload Protection
Fusible plug Fusible pin Electronic overload controller
In overload conditions, as the slip For sizes 15–34 (Torque limiter)
increases and the oil temperature rises,
seals become damaged and begin to leak.
It’s possible to avoid loss of oil from
the unit by fitting a fusible pin. When
For sizes 15–34
This device measures the speed of the
G
In order to avoid this damage, in critical temperature increases, reaching melting coupling, stopping the motor or giving
applications, it is advisable to install a point of fusible element, a pin is released a signal when the preselected limit is
fusible plug instead of a solid plug. and touches a cam mounted on a relay exceeded. With this device nothing has
Overload protection. For sizes 7.0 to 12.4 which gives an alarm or switches off the to be replaced, and after having
a 250° F fusible plug is available only as electric motor. Like the fusible plug there eliminated the cause of the overload,
an option. For sizes 15 to 34 a 290° F are three different fusible elements. This the transmission can run normally.
fusible plug is standard. (A 250° F or 350° solution needs only the replacing of the
F fusible plug is available as an option.) fusible element or fusible pin.
Slip Curves
Size 7.0
Maximum speed 3,600 RPM (All configurations)
Slip Curves
Size 9.4
Maximum speed 3,600 RPM Except HSD-Max. 2,600 RPM
Slip Curves
Size 12.4
Maximum speed 2,400 RPM Except HSD-Max. 1,800 RPM
Slip Curves
Size 15
Maximum speed 2,600 RPM (All configurations)
Selection Example:
7.5 HP at 1,750 RPM Pullout torque = 2 * 22.5 lb.ft. = 45 lb.ft.
Normal running torque = Locate the pullout torque against RPM curve
7.5 HP * 5,250 = 22.5 lb.ft. to insure the point is s lightly above the drag
1,750 torque line.
Pullout torque is obtained at approximately Locate the normal torque against RPM curve
85% full motor speed and for NEMA B motors, to insure the point is below the 7% slip line. G
this is approximately 200% normal rated Ideally, plot the point between 3% and 5%
torque. slip line.
If the pullout torque is unknown, then assume
200% of normal rating o ccuring at a speed
of 1,540 RPM, with full motor speed of
1,750 RPM.
Configuration
HCF
HCM
The Model HCM Fluid Coupling is a complete unit with both input
and output flanges. It is intended for installation between two
halves of a double engagement gear tooth flexible coupling which
is customer supplied.
HBM
HSD The Model HSD Fluid Coupling consists of a basic fluid coupling,
input and output group, and a standard customer supplied QD type
sheave. Hydro-sheave couplings provide minimal overhung loads
for parallel (belt-driven) applications. The sheave is mounted on a
coupling installed on the end of a driveshaft.
Mesur-Fil Couplings can be installed very quickly and easily
utilizing a slotted collet for mounting on the motor shaft instead
of the center bolt that is most commonly used with other sheave
drives. Unlike the center bolt, the slotted collet requires no drilling
and tapping of the end of the motor shaft. The slotted collet is
finished bored to fit standard NEMA B motor shaft dimensions.
Available bore sizes are found elsewhere in this brochure.
Input Output
HC
The model HC Fluid Coupling consists
of the basic coupling with bearing c
arrier
group and seals installed. Optional output
and input groups are available as ahown
on these pages or customer supplied. This
arrangement provides for a wide range of
input and output configurations for ease of
installation.
7.0 6-607-001-002-0000
9.4 6-609-001-001-0000
12.4 6-612-001-002-0000
3/8” NPT 4-619-068-000-0
Fusible Plug
Dimensions: inches
Oil
Wt. Lb. US Oz.
Size A B C D E F Less Oil Max.
7.0 7.81 3.67 .56 4.23 3.188 17/64 10.1 27.6
Output Shaft
(Detail drawing)
Dimensions: inches
Size L M N O R S U V W X Y Z
7.0 6-607-004-000-0000
9.4
12.4
6-609-004-000-0000
6-612-004-000-0000
G
3/8” NPT 4-619-068-000-0
Fusible Plug
Dimensions: inches
Wt. lb.
Size A B C D F G H J K Less Oil Max. oz.
7.0 7.81 3.67 8.25 .56 1.000 1.62 1.62 2.34 2.24 12.65 27.6
.999
9.4 10.25 4.70 10.89 .77 1.250 2.06 2.12 3.10 3.09 27.70 65
1.249
12.4 13.50 5.98 13.67 .82 1.625 2.12 2.75 3.88 3.88 51.07 150
1.624
7.0 AJ15*
9.4 AJ30*
12.4 AJ30*
* Refers to TB Wood’s Form-Flex couplings
7.0 6-607-003-000-0000
9.4 6-609-003-000-0000
12.4 6-612-003-000-0000
3/8” NPT 4-619-068-000-0
Fusible Plug
Dimensions: inches
Wt. Oil WR2 lb.ft. 2 Gear
lb. Max. Coupling
Size A B C D L M N O P W X Y Z Less Oil oz. Outer Inner Size
7.0
7.81 3.67 5.98 .56 3.75 4.70 4.56 1.10 1.21 1/4-20 6 .254 3/16 16.10 27.6 .42 .10 1
.56 Deep .256
9.4 10.25 4.70 7.49 .77 4.812 5.90 6.00 1.14 1.65 3/8-16 8 .380 1/4 32.25 65 1.27 .51 1-1/2
.65 Deep .382
12.4 13.50 5.98 8.67 .82 4.812 6.85 6.00 1.14 1.55 3/8-16 8 .380 1/4 53.25 150 4.12 1.33 1-1/2
.74 Deep .382
HCM
The Model HCM Fluid Coupling is a complete unit with both input
and output flanges. It is intended for installation between two
halves of a double engagement gear tooth flexible coupling which
is customer supplied.
Diameter of
Maximum Shrouded Bolt
Size Manufacturer Model Bore Circle
G
Standard (non-delayed)
Assembly Numbers
Size Standard (Non-Delay) Delay Chamber
15 6-615-003-002-0000 6-615-003-004-1000
17 6-617-003-002-0000 6-617-003-002-1000
19 6-619-003-002-0000 6-619-003-002-1000
21 6-621-003-002-0000 6-621-003-002-1000
24 6-624-003-002-0000 6-624-003-002-1000
27 6-627-003-001-0000 6-627-003-001-1000
29 6-629-003-001-0000 6-629-003-001-1000
34 6-634-003-001-0000 6-634-003-001-1000
7/8 3/16
1 1/4
7.0
1 1/8 1/4
1 3/8 5/16
1 1/8 1/4
9.4 1 3/8 5/16
Assembly Numbers 1 5/8 3/8
Dimensions: inches
Q.D. Hub
Size A B C D Q R S T U V X Size Dry Wt.
7 7.81 3.67 7.05 .56 2.149 .84 1.15 2.54 2.687 1/2-20 2.00 SD 12.75
9.4 10.25 4.70 9.35 .77 2.736 1.12 1.45 3.53 3.313 5/16-18 2.50 SK 37.75
12.4 13.50 5.98 12.12 .82 3.736 1.24 1.87 4.90 5.000 1/2-13 3.00 E 68.00
Model HSD
Sizes 15-24
Assembly Numbers
Size Bore (in.) Standard (Non-Delay) Delay Chamber
2-7/8 6-615-005-001-0000 6-615-005-001-1000 Tolerance:
15 2-3/8 6-615-005-002-0000 6-615-005-002-1000 +.001
up to 2 inch -.000
2-7/8 6-617-005-001-0000 6-617-005-001-1000 Dim D
17 3-3/8 6-617-005-002-0000 6-617-005-002-1000 +.0015
from 2 to 4 inch -.000
3-3/8 6-619-005-001-0000 6-619-005-001-1000
19 2-7/8 6-619-005-002-0000 6-619-005-002-1000 +.002
up to .500 inch -.000
3-7/8 6-621-005-001-0000 6-621-005-001-1000 Dim W
21 3-3/8 6-621-005-002-0000 6-621-005-002-1000 +.003
from .625 to 1 inch -.000
3-3/8 6-624-005-001-0000 6-624-005-001-1000
24 3-7/8 6-624-005-002-0000 6-624-005-002-1000
Dimensions: inches
QD Wt. Oil
C
H Hub Less US Gal
Size D J W V A B B1 Max. C1 E F G Nr. Dia. I K L M N Q T S Size Oil Max.
l 9/16 7/8 3/4
15 n 2.875 7.000 .750 2.992 18.110 5.945 3.425 15.118 17.244 7.677 4.4375 5.625 3 10.039 1.181
12 3.397 6.663 8.032 9 6.362 107 2.02
10 F
UNC UNC UNC
15 2.375 5.625 .625 2.651 18.110 5.945 3.425 15.118 17.244 7.677 4.4375 5.625 3 10.039 1.181 3.397 6.663 8.032 6.362 s 2.27
s 115.8
l
17
n 3.375 8.250 .875 3.635 20.472 6.693 3.779 17.913 20.315 9.654 5.1484 6.250 3 12.992 1.378 4.331 7.25 8.976 8.449 J
156 3.09
5/8
17 2.875 7.000 .750 3.205 20.472 6.693 3.779 17.913 20.315 9.654 5.1484 6.250 3 12.992 1.378 4.331 7.25 8.976
11 8.449
s 169.2 s 3.48
UNC
l
19
n 3.375 8.250 .875 3.635 22.244 7.480 3.779 17.913 20.315 8.858 5.1484 6.250 3 12.992 1.378 4.331 7.25 8.976 8.449
7/8 J
G
1-1/4 174 3.75
7 9
UNC
19 2.875 7.000 .750 3.205 22.244 7.480 3.779 17.913 20.315 8.858 5.1484 6.250 3 12.992 1.378 4.331 7.25 8.976 8.449
UNC s 187.2 s 4.22
l
21 3.875 8.500 1.000 4.314 24.409 8.071 4.330 21.456 24.408 11.811 6.500 7.875 4 15.748 1.575 7.085 9.00 9.842 10.236 M
270 5.02
3/4
21 3.375 8.250 .875 3.760 24.409 8.071 4.330 19.882 22.833 10.236 6.500 7.875 4 15.748 1.575 5.511 9.00 9.842
10 8.661
s 292 s 6.08
l UNC
24 3.875 8.500 1.000 4.314 27.953 9.015 4.528 21.456 24.408 10.866 6.500 7.875 4 15.748 1.575 7.085 9.00 10.394 11.024 M
307 7.50
24 3.375 8.250 .875 3.760 27.953 9.015 4.528 19.882 22.835 9.291 6.500 7.875 4 15.748 1.575 5.512 9.00 10.394 9.449 M
s 329 s 8.24
s HSDD
l Max. Bore
n With Reduced Depth Keyway
2 +
WR2S of Spokes = b L +
1728
2
[(
r2
144
) ( ) ]
x (wt of Spokes) x (No. of Spokes), lb.ft.2
[ 1152 ]
WR2 of Hub = (Hub OD)2 + (Hub ID)2 x (wt of Hub), lb.ft.2
[ 1152
]
Total
Flywheel Inertia = WR2S + WR2R + WR2H
Note: All dimensions are in inches.
Slip time
seconds 0 to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
lb.ft.
in.2 380 617 820 1000 1175 1330 1485 1630 1770 1900
HP
Heat .7 .56 .5 .45 .43 .4 .38 .37 .36 .34
in.
2
Input
btu .49 .79 1.05 1.29 1.51 1.71 1.91 2.09 2.27 2.4
in.2
Consult factory for slip time over 10 seconds.
Definitions Formulas
T Torque-The moment of a Torque lb. in. = (HP) (63,000)
system tends to cause rotation RPM
lb.in. % forces.
Horsepower HP = (Torque lb.in.) (RPM)
WR2 Inertia-weight times radius of (63,000)
gyration2 lb.ft.2
Acceleration Torque (lb.in.) = (WR2) (RPM)
PSI Pounds per square inch. t= time in seconds for (25.6)(t)
Wt. Weight-lbs. acceleration or deceleration.
Btu British Thermal Unit = 778 lb.ft. HP/100 RPM = (HP) (100) = Required Torque lb.in.
or one Btu. (RPM) (630)
CPM Cycles per minute. Required Unit PSI = (Unit required Torque lb.in.) (100 PSI)
(Unit rated torque lb.in.)
CF Coefficient of friction.
Contact velocity FPM = (Unit diameter in.) (π)(RPM)
C° Degrees Celcius.
(12)
F° Degrees Fahrenheit.
Unit heat HP = (Total WR2) (RPM)2 (CPM)
LN Natural base log. 1.9 x 108
KW Keyway.
t Seconds.
V Volume-in3.
HUB & Hub and Air-tube Holding Plate: PLK Positive Lock: Special unit
ATHP Special one piece design. allowing direct drive between air-
tube holding plate and the ring in
HC High Coefficient Friction case of air-tube failure.
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