9-14 PULLEYS AND KEYS ‘Figure 9-58 shaws an assembly made trom the port plate and two shafts. Figure 9-59 shows a dimension ‘drawing of the support plate and a shaft. The shaft inc! a keyway defined to accept a Q125 x 9.125 = 0.28 square key. Ain, (VILE Wil narnge Io mate eaulatert)Figure 95% Figure 9-47 To Add a Keyway to a Pulley Click the OK check mark. 1. Access the Design Library lick Toolbox, Ans! Assemble the puleys onto the shat, Inches, Power Transmission, and Timing Bolt See Figue 9.61 Pu i 2. le tnddiag a ply ino veg en + Aesee the Desig trang cle Teotbe omt Set the values as shown in Figure pate, Keys, Nese Click and drag a key into the drawing area. ea ea caeee Set the key's Properties values for a shaft dam: Seo Figure 960, ler of 7/16 - 9/16. Set he Length for 0.25. mi |4. Click the OK check mark. 9-15 MULTIPLE PULLEYS See Figure 9-62, More than one pulley can be included in an asserm 5. Assemble the keys into the keyways and add @ bly. Figure 9.64 shows drawings for a support platc and Aiming bel, shat, See Figure 9-83, To Create a Multi-Pulley Assembly 1, Create an Assembly drawing of the suppo~ plate and shafts with the shafts inserted into the Support plate So that the shafts extend 1.00 be yond the surface of the support plate. See Figure 9-68, Figure 9-61 Figure 9-62igure O63 2: 3, on ‘Craate two XL pulleys with the properties spaci- fed in Figure 9-66. Create twio L pullays with tha properties specified in Figure 8.67. ‘Assemble the pulleys onto the shafts as shawn See Figure 9-68. Click Insert, Assembly Feature, and BellChain. ‘Click the top surface af the pulley’s teeth to iden- {ify the belt location, Use the Flip belt side too! if necessary. Figure 968 Figure 9-69 shows the assembly with a belt profile. Width and thickness may be added to belt, as explained in the previows section. 9-16 CHAINS AND SPROCKETS, SolidWorks creates chains and sprockets in a manner similar to that used to reste belts and pulleys. The resuling, ‘chain is a represeavation of a chain but looks like belt rep= resentation,Figure 9-70 shows a support plate and a shaft that will shaits should extend 3.00 beyond the top surfac= be used Io ereate a chain and sprocket assembly. of the support plate. See Figure 9.71 SE Cae A i Seo ay ae 2. Access the Design Library and click Toolbox. 1. Drew the support plate and shaft shawn in Fig Ansi Inch, Power Transmission, and Chaiz ‘ure 9-70 and create an Assembly drawing. The Sprockets, (Click the tap surtace af ne pulley teoth to: defne batt loestion.Support asseetiy lor sprockats igure 9-71 Figure 9-69 3. Click Sitent Larger Sprocket and drag the icon into the field of the drawing, 4, Set the following chain property values: Chain. Numbac = S810 Number of Teeth = 24 ‘Hub Style = None Nominal Shaft Diameter Keyuay = None 5. Assemble the sprockets onto the shafts. ‘See Figure 9-72. 6 Click Insert at the top of the screen, then Assembly Feature, and Belt/Chain, ‘See Figure 9-73. 7. Glick the bottom surtace of a sprocket tootn as. shown on both sprockets. See Figure 9:74,e120 — 100- PHOES eeBi sestrectenen , Reenter. aes FH toptedven, Re ineticometyFigure 9-74(Pls spreeiat (Detau) i, ie, oD L > fDeFaut) ()01, 004,002 (beFaut) (-) Stent Chan Larger Sprocket a To Add Thickness and Width to the Chain 4, Right-click Bett in the Browse. the Edit Feature option, See Figure 9-75 2, In the Beltt box scroll down and click the Create belt part box 3, Click the OK check mark, box and select ‘Chain and Sprocket Ascombly Figure 9.77, ‘Save the assembly and the bet ‘Click the + sign to the left of the Belt? heading in the Browse ... box. Click the + sigh to the left of the [Belt1, Assam . } heading, right-click the Sketch 2 heading, and select the Edit Part option, LLeft-click the upper horizantal segment of the belt (chain) and select the Edit Sketch option. Click the Extrude Boss/Base tool on the Features toolbar ‘Set Direction 1 ‘or Mid Plane, 01 for25mm, and Thin Feature value for 40,00mm, See Figures 9-76 and Figure 9-77