Pump Drives CHARACTERISTICS The pump drives range of equipment allows a single or a multiple of pumps to be driven from a single prime mover. Single pump drives allow a pump to be close coupled to a diesel engine that has a flywheel and flywheel housing in accordance with SAE standards (non standard can also be accommodated). Supplied in a kit format consisting of a bell housing fully machined to suit the particular pump mounting and a flexible coupling to suit the engine flywheel and particular pump shaft. Multiple pump drives allow two or more pumps to be driven from a single prime mover. Available in a number of mounting formats, sizes and increasing and decreasing speed ratios. All models may be close coupled directly to the prime mover (Model B) or may be fitted with an over-centre clutch (except AM 365 and AM 480) for close coupling (model BD) or for independent mounting (model BDS). The multiple pump drive units are constructed from:- • cast iron casings • straight tooth gears case hardened and ground (Shaved on AM216 - AM320 - AM220 - AM330 series) • ball bearings • case hardened shafts • Viton seals on input shafts The input shaft is splined to the primary drive gear which transmits the drive to the secondary gear on whose axis drives the pump. The direction of rotation is therefore opposite from input to output. TECHNICAL DATA Ratio - Represents the ratio between the input speed (prime mover) and output speed (pumps). Ratios lower than one indicate the unit acting as a speed increaser and higher than one acting as a speed reducer. Note the output ratio is identical on all outputs ports of the same unit. Maximum input torque M1 (Nm) - Is the maximum torque which can be transmitted by the input shaft to give a theoretical gear life (L10) of at least 5,000 hours. For units that are fitted with a clutch or a coupling the maximum input torque may be limited by the torque capacity of the clutch or coupling. Each output maximum torque M2 (Nm) - Is the maximum torque that can be transmitted by each output port. Maximum speed N1 (RPM) - Is the maximum speed of the input shaft. Moment of inertia J (Kg/m²) - Is referred to the input shaft and is calculated in accordance with ISO standards. SELECTION The fundamental elements on the selection of a pump drive are:- 1) The number and type of pumps. Depending on the overall dimensions of the pumps and associated pipework it is possible to establish the maximum centre distances required. 2) Maximum torque requirement of each pump output. Verify that the maximum torque requirement is below the maximum value for each chosen pump or combination of pumps. 3) Maximum input torque. Verify that the maximum input torque is below the maximum indicated value for the particular model. In the case of a pump drive fitted with an over-centre clutch (models BD and BDS) it is important that the input torque is at least 20% below the maximum transmittable for that particular clutch. 4) Maximum input speed. Verify that the maximum input speed is below the maximum value indicated for that particular model. Check that the pump direction of rotation is opposite to that of the prime mover. 5) Service factor. A suitable safety factor should be applied to ensure the Integrity of the drive. COOLING With reference to the Maximum Permissible Input Power table on page 12 of this catalogue in conjunction with the anticipated duty cycle and unit operating ambient temperatures will indicate whether a cooling system will be required. If in doubt contact jbj techniques Technical Department, telephone: 01737 767493 or email: info@jbj.co.uk It is always advisable to check the actual pump drives oil temperature during the first few working hours to ensure that the oil temperature does not exceed 105°C for synthetic oil, 2 www.jbj.co.uk/splitter-gearboxes.html #DriveLineHarmony
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