32:T5ba,DryLin® T rail guide systems DryLin® T | Mounting Version Horizontal Maximum permissible distances: 2nd step: Variation: 1 rail, 1 carriages sy + sz < ay + az < sy < sz < Check to see whether the maximum distances of the applied forces are within the permissible values. (See maximum permissible distances) Fa 2 Lx – Y0 2 Lx – Y0 5 Zm 5 Zm Calculate the necessary drive force 3.1 Maximum bearing load in x- and z-direction outside of the carriage(s) az ay µ Fa1 = · Fs 1 – 2µ K3 sx sz 3rd step: Zero point Fs y x z Maximum permissible distances: 3.2 Maximum bearing load in z-direction outside of the carriage(s) 2µ K7 Fa2 = · Fs 1 – 2µ K3 3.3 Maximum bearing load in x-direction outside of the carriage(s) Variation: 1 rail, 2 carriages Variation: 2 rails, 4 carriages sy + sz < ay + az < 2 wx – Y0 2 wx – Y0 2µ K4 Fa3= · Fs 1 – 2µ K3 – 2µ K1 If the position of the centre of gravity is not specified: Fa = MAX (Fa1, Fa2, Fa3) sz Floating Fs Fa 4th step: sx WX az Zero point ay y x Calculate the maximum bearing load 4.1 Maximum bearing load in y-direction z b Fixed ( ) Fy = 2 Fs 2 K4 + 0.5 max Zw Zw • K + 0.5)+ 2Fa K ( Zw 7 2 1 4.2 Maximum bearing load in z-direction 4Fa K3 Fzmax = Zw2 igus® (UK) Ltd. Northampton NN4 7PW | Phone +44 (0) 1604-677240 Fax -242 | www.igus.co.uk 74533:T4fc,DryLin® T rail guide systems DryLin® T | Mounting Version Lateral 2nd step: Maximum permissible distances: Check to see whether the maximum distances of the applied forces are within the permissible values. (See maximum permissible distances) Variation: 1 rail, 2 carriages Variation: 2 rails, 4 carriages sy + sz < ay + az < sy < sz < 3rd step: Calculate the necessary drive force First two calculations must be made: z (1 + 2 K6) µ Fa1 = · Fs 1 – 2µ K1 2 Lx – Y0 2 Lx – Y0 5 Zm 5 Zm sx y x sy (2 K4+2