Chain Drive and Types of Chain Drive:

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What is chain drive?
Chain drives are suitable for small center distances, generally up to 3 meters, but in special cases, even up to 8 meters.

Chain drives transmit power up to 100kw and operating peripheral velocity up to 15m/s. The velocity ratio can be as high as 8:1.

The main disadvantage of the belt drives and the rope drives is that the velocity ratio does not remain constant but varies on account of slip.

Since chain drives are positive drives, there is no slip. Hence the velocity ratio will remain constant.

Chain drives are employed for a wide range of power transmission applications, like bicycles, motorcycles, rolling mills, agricultural machinery, machine tools, conveyors, coal cutters, etc.

A chain drive consists of a chain and two wheels called Sprockets. The sprockets are toothed wheels over which an endless chain is fitted.

Types of Chains Used in Power Transmission
1. Roller chain
2. Silent chain
3. Leaf Chain
4. Flattop Chain
5. Engineering Steel Chain

Time Stamp
00:00 Chain Drive & Types of Chains
01:12 Hoisting Chains
02:40 Conveyor Chains
03:38 Power Transmission Chains
05:21 Leaf Chain
05:57 Flat top Chain
06:46 Engineer Steel Chain
07:11 Chain Drive used in Bicycles
07:58 Chain Drive used in Automobiles
09:43 Advantages of Chain Drive
10:18 Disadvantages of Chain Drive
10:43 Wrap Up

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