The Belt Drive Mechanism ProDynami - 1350 studies belt drive systems using pulleys of different diameters and gear ratios. This Belt Drive Mechanism apparatus demonstrates power transfer efficiency, drive direction, and friction and angle of lap effects on a pulley. It measures 370 mm x 300 mm and includes pulleys at 64mm, 89mm, and 114mm alongside a 100mm torque pulley. A full weight set supports hands-on gear ratio and efficiency experiments.

Belt Drive Mechanism ProDynami - 1350, Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Apparatus Dimensions | 370 mm x 300 mm |
| Main Parts | Belt drive with different gear ratio, weight hangers and weights |
| Pulley Diameters | 64mm, 89mm, 114mm |
| Torque Pulley Diameter | 100mm |
Technical Data
Weights
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Set | 2x 0.5N (hanger), 8x 0.5N, 4x 1N, 4x 2N, 4x 5N |
Key Features
Experiments
Construction and Design
The Belt Drive Mechanism ProDynami - 1350 measures 370 mm x 300 mm and includes belt drive systems of different gear ratios. Pulleys are available in three diameters: 64mm, 89mm, and 114mm, alongside a torque pulley with a diameter of 100mm. Main parts include the belt drive with different gear ratio, along with weight hangers and weights, used to demonstrate power transfer efficiency, direction of drive, and friction and angle of lap effects on a pulley.
Scope of Delivery
Q: What is the Belt Drive Mechanism ProDynami - 1350 used for?
A: It is used to study belt drive systems of different gear ratios, demonstrating power transfer efficiency, drive direction, and friction and angle of lap on a pulley.
Q: What pulley diameters are included?
A: Pulleys are available in diameters of 64mm, 89mm, and 114mm, along with a 100mm torque pulley.
Q: What are the dimensions of the apparatus?
A: The apparatus measures 370 mm x 300 mm.
Q: What weights are included with the apparatus?
A: The apparatus includes 2x 0.5N hangers, 8x 0.5N, 4x 1N, 4x 2N, and 4x 5N weights.
Q: What engineering concepts does this apparatus introduce?
A: The apparatus introduces students to key engineering terms such as gear ratio, pulley ratio, and efficiency.