Belt-Driven Pulley Assembly
Archive date pending confirmation. This public example was created for the portfolio in 2026.
Project Overview
Objective
Create a clear mechanical layout for a belt drive while documenting the parameters needed for a later belt and duty selection.
Role & Responsibilities
Independent portfolio study focused on geometry, documented inputs, and engineering review.
- Define the nominal pulley diameters and shaft spacing.
- Construct grooved pulley geometry and show the belt route.
- Review mounting access, alignment, and the required guarding envelope.
Engineering Features
- Nominal pulley diameters
- 40 / 80 mm
- Nominal centre distance
- 100 mm
- Drive type
- Open belt layout
- Duty / belt selection
- Not specified
Tools & Software
Outcome
Power-transmission layout and interface review.
A documented portfolio demonstration. Manufactured or externally validated performance is not claimed.
3D Model
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Drawings
Front, side, top, and isometric views of the portfolio geometry. Select the sheet to view it in detail.
| Parameter | Nominal study input |
|---|---|
| Nominal pulley diameters | 40 / 80 mm |
| Nominal centre distance | 100 mm |
| Drive type | Open belt layout |
| Duty / belt selection | Not specified |
Project Gallery
Rendered views of the CAD demonstration. These images show model geometry, rather than photographs of fabricated components.
Source & Engineering Notes
Model Assumptions
Representative pulley diameters 40 and 80 mm, nominal centre distance 100 mm. The belt path is a geometric illustration; no belt section, pretension, slip, or service rating is specified.
Design Workflow
- Define the nominal pulley diameters and shaft spacing.
- Construct grooved pulley geometry and show the belt route.
- Review mounting access, alignment, and the required guarding envelope.
- Identify the missing power, speed, pretension, and belt-section inputs.
- Document the limits of the illustrated speed-ratio relationship.
Engineering Checks
Check shaft alignment and the envelope. A production drive requires a compatible belt/pulley profile, actual pitch diameters, tension, service factor, and guarding design.
Study Limitations
New concept demonstration with an illustrative 2020 archive label. The simple belt illustration is not a selected, rated, or validated transmission.