Electromagnetic Spring Applied Fail Safe Brake
A. C. Brake Type AC

FEATURES
SALIENT FEATURES
OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS :-
Friction Plate
OPERATION :
The Brake is designed to ensure safety due to the Braking
torque being always applied by means of pressure springs when no voltage is
applied to the brake and it is thus normally in ON condition. Upon
Energisation of the Electromagnet by applying a A.C. Voltage the Armature
Plate is pulled towards the Electromagnet thus loading the pressure
springs and allowing the Disc which is axially movable on the Hub to
rotate freely. When the current is stopped the pressure springs push the
Armature Plate towards the disc which in turn is pressed against the mounting
flange or friction plate or the motor cover itself which is stationery and
thus the rotational movement is stopped due to friction, thus Braking the
motor shaft. SELECTION OF SUITABLE MODEL : The Brakes are rated by torque and selection of the suitable
model can be made by calculating the required torque rating of the Brake and
then matching it with the static torque rating. Although the calculation of
torque is based on various factors an approximate evaluation can be made using
the following formula. Torque (NM) = [9550 x (K.W. / R.P.M.)] x Safety factor (sf) where K.W. = Kilowatts of Motor, R.P.M. = Speed at Brake location. (sf) = Safety factor depending on type of prime mover and load. For Electric
Motor - 2 to 3 Diesel Engine - 4 to 5 Compressor - 5 to 6 However we recommend that you may please kindly contact us for literature
on detailed calculation for selection of Brake. WARNING :-
ORDERING :
While ordering please specify.