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Re: Belt Drive Design Problem

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Originally Posted by Monochron View Post
Can you explain why this is the case? As I understand it, belts are great if you have perfect C-C distance with no need for tensioning. Chain however, due to their slight stretching, does require tensioning.
Due to belt tolerances, the only way to get perfect c-c distances would be to lay out and measure the actual belt and pullies. This solves it for that particular belt but what happens when you have to replace it? Last time I checked the belt tolerance is +-.010 on the circumference so the chances of it being perfect with another belt are slim. With a means of tensioning the belt this problem disappears.
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