according to Agma 514.02
Load classification
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U Uniform
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M Medium
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H High
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Service Factors
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F1 Prime mover |
Electric motors
Turbines |
Piston engines
4 – 12 cilinders |
Piston engines
1 – 3 cilinders |
U 1
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U 1,5
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U 1,8
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M 1,5
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M 2,3
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M 2,8
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H 2
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H 3
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H 3,5
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Driven machines Special industries applications: |
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Foods | Paper | Chemical | Building | Rubber |
U Centrifugal pumps | M Calenders | U Agitators | M Hoists | M Calenders |
M Cane crushers | H Damping rolls | U Light centrifuges | M Concrete mixers | H Extruders |
M Bottling filling machines | H Wet press | M Semi liquid agitators | M Road construction machinery | H Crushers |
M Kneading Machines | H Drying cylinders | M Heavy centrifuges | ||
Metal rolling mills | Metal working machines | Wood | Mining | Plastig |
M Live mill table | U Machine tools auxiliary drivers | M Planing machines | M Main pumps | M Calenders |
M cooling beds | M shears | H Saw frames | M Rails | M Extruders |
H Cold rolling mills | M Machine tools main drives | H Barkers | M Winches | M Mixers |
H Plate cutters | M Sheet metal bending | H Buket wheels | ||
H Billet shears | H Presses, hanners, metal planing | H Power shovels | ||
Paking | Machines tools | Mills | Textile | Oil industry |
M Welding | U Auxiliary drivers | H Rotary drier | M Batchers | M Pipeline pumps |
H Formings | M Main drivers | H Roller mill | M Willows | H Rotary Drilling equipment |
H Wrappings | H Kilns | M Tranning vats printing | ||
H Rollers | H Stamping mills | M Looms | ||
General applications: | ||||
Compressors | Granes | Pumps | Conveyors | Fans |
U Axial | U Travelling gear | U Centrifugal | M Apron drag conveyors | M Centrifugal |
U Centrifugal | M Hoist gear | M Semi liquid centrifugal | M Elevators hoists | H Wind machine |
M Turbo compressors | M Slewing gear | H Piston pumps | H Belt conveyors | |
H Piston compressors | H Inclined hoists |
F2 Start per hour service factor
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1 – 25
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26 – 60
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61 – 120
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further
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1
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1,1
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1,3
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1,5
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F3 Temperature service factor
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35° C
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36° – 55° C
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56° – 75° C
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76° – 85° C
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1
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1,1
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1,2
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1,4
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For more specific figures it is recommended that AGMA 514.02 or similar reference should be consulted, or reference made to our technical department