SEW MC Series Gear Units

Edition
Industrial Gear Units: Bucket Elevator

Drives of the MC... / M... Series 08/2003
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Contents
1 The SEW-EURODRIVE Group .......................................................................... 5
2 Product Description.......................................................................................... 7
2.1 Scope of delivery ...................................................................................... 8
2.2 General design.......................................................................................... 9
2.3 Mandatory supplementary equipment..................................................... 10
2.4 Options.................................................................................................... 13
2.5 Bucket elevator gear unit type designation ............................................. 14
2.6 Order information .................................................................................... 15
2.7 Shaft position and corresponding direction of rotation............................ 16
3 Project Planning of Bucket Elevator Gear Units .......................................... 17
3.1 Additional documentation........................................................................ 17
3.2 Data for drive dimensioning .................................................................... 18
3.3 Project planning process......................................................................... 19
3.4 Calculation factors .................................................................................. 20
3.5 Additional project planning notes ............................................................ 21
3.6 Project planning example........................................................................ 22
3.7 Thermal limit rating MC3R..02..09 .......................................................... 26
3.8 Thermal limit rating M3R..70..90............................................................. 27
3.9 Auxiliary drives........................................................................................ 28
3.10 Auxiliary drives for empty buckets MC3R..02..09 ................................... 28
3.11 Auxiliary drives for filled buckets M3R..70..90 ........................................ 30
3.12 Auxiliary drives for filled buckets MC3R..02..09...................................... 31
3.13 Auxiliary drives for filled buckets M3R..70..90 ........................................ 32
3.14 Lubrication fill quantities.......................................................................... 33
4 Selection Tables.............................................................................................. 34
4.1 Structure of selection tables.................................................................... 34
4.2 MC3RL..02.............................................................................................. 35
4.3 MC3RL..03.............................................................................................. 35
4.4 MC3RL..04.............................................................................................. 36
4.5 MC3RL..05.............................................................................................. 36
4.6 MC3RL..06.............................................................................................. 37
4.7 MC3RL..07.............................................................................................. 37
4.8 MC3RL..08.............................................................................................. 38
4.9 MC3RL..09.............................................................................................. 38
4.10 M3R..70 .................................................................................................. 39
4.11 M3R..80 .................................................................................................. 39
4.12 M3R..90 .................................................................................................. 40
5 Information on Dimension Drawings ............................................................ 41
5.1 Symbols used ......................................................................................... 41
5.2 Tolerances .............................................................................................. 42
6 Dimension Sheets ........................................................................................... 44

6.1 Empty buckets MC3R..02..09 ................................................................. 44
6.2 Empty buckets M3R..70..90.................................................................... 60
6.3 Filled buckets MC3R..02..09................................................................... 66
6.4 Filled buckets M3R..70..90 ..................................................................... 82
Industrial Gear Units: Bucket Elevator Drives of the MC... / M... Series 3
Contents
7 Accessories ..................................................................................................... 88
kVA n 7.1 Sealing systems...................................................................................... 88
f 7.2 Fan.......................................................................................................... 89
i
P Hz 7.3 Oil heater ................................................................................................ 91
7.4 PT100 temperature sensor ..................................................................... 93
7.5 Swing base ............................................................................................. 94
7.6 Cooling coil M3R70..90........................................................................... 96
7.7 Pressure lubrication M3R70..90.............................................................. 97
7.8 Auxiliary drives with motor adapter AM.. (NEMA) for empty buckets ... 100
7.9 Auxiliary drives with motor adapter AM.. (NEMA) for filled buckets ..... 101
8 Index............................................................................................................... 103
9 Abbreviation Legend .................................................................................... 104
4 Industrial Gear Units: Bucket Elevator Drives of the MC... / M... Series
The SEW-EURODRIVE Group 1
1 The SEW-EURODRIVE Group

SEW-EURORIVE SEW-EURODRIVE is a leading company in the global market for electrical drive
... an introduction engineering. SEW’s global presence, extensive product range and broad spectrum of
services make SEW-EURODRIVE the ideal partner for the machinery and plant
construction industry when it comes to providing drive systems for demanding
applications.
The headquarters of the group of companies are located in Bruchsal, Germany.
Components for SEW’s modular drive system are manufactured to the highest quality
standards in production plants located in Germany, France, Finland, the USA, Brazil and
China. The individual drive systems are assembled in assembly plants close to the
customer offering extremely short delivery times and consistently high quality. Distribu-
tion, consultation, customer and spare parts services from SEW-EURODRIVE are to be
found in more than 50 countries all over the world.
The product • Gearmotors, gear units and motors

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Contents of the This catalog describes helical-bevel gear units of the MC and M series used as drives
catalog for bucket elevators.
Special emphasis is laid on
• the assignment of auxiliary drives depending on the load (empty or filled buckets)
• the description of typical equipment features
• detailed dimension drawings for gear units with solid shaft and hollow shaft and
representation of auxiliary drives.
Detailed project planning notes and technical data are intended for specification and
selection. Information about additional gear units and gearmotors can be found in the
following catalogs:
Additional catalogs • Gear units

• Gearmotors
• Pole-changing gearmotors
• P series planetary gearmotors
• MC series helical and helical-bevel gear units
• M series helical and helical-bevel gear units
Product Description 2
2 Product Description
The bucket elevator drive consists of a three-stage helical bevel gear unit [2] with
auxiliary drive [1] that is coupled with a main driving motor (delivered separately).
The bucket elevator drive operates the bucket elevator, a vertical continuous elevator
transporting bulk material. At system standstill, a backstop [3] built onto the bucket
elevator gear unit prevents a reverse movement of the complete bucket elevator. The
slow movement of the bucket elevator during maintenance with switched-off main motor
is carried out by means of a directly mounted auxiliary drive. This feature allows the
system operator to determine possible wear of the chain, belt or bucket. A distinction is
made between maintenance operation with empty or filled buckets.
[1]
[2] [3]
[4]
52041AXX
Major [1] Auxiliary drive

components of a [2] Bucket elevator gear unit
bucket elevator [3] Backstop
drive [4] Overrunning clutch
2.1 Scope of delivery

The scope of delivery for a bucket elevator gear unit consists of
• oil filling of the auxiliary drive
• mounted overrunning clutch
• mounted backstop
• auxiliary drive mounted via intermediate flange (→ section "Auxiliary drives")
• key for drive shaft
• dipstick
• breather plug
• suspension eyes
• oil filling plug and oil drain plug
• an oil seal with relubricating labyrinth (Taconite) at input and output shafts
• for gear unit with solid shaft: key for output shaft
• for gear unit with hollow shaft for shrink disc: locking plate, circlip, shrink disc cover
• for M series: oil drain valve
Not included in the scope of delivery:

• retaining screws
• oil filling of main gear unit
• for gear unit design with hollow shaft for shrink disc: shrink disc (optional)
• speed monitoring (optional)
2.2 General design

Power and torque The power and torque values listed in the catalog apply to horizontally mounted gear unit
housings. The values are also based on standard equipment and lubrication of the gear
units as well as standard ambient conditions.
Noise All bucket elevator gear units fall below the permitted noise levels specified for gear units
in VDI guideline 2159.
Coating The standard coating of bucket elevator gear units is "blue/gray"/RAL 7031. Special
coatings are available upon request.
Standard coating:
Two-coat system, E 160/2 Thickness
- Epoxy resin prime coat 60 µm
- Teknoplast HS 150 100 µm
Total: 160 µm
Weight Please note that all weight information on bucket elevator gear units (including auxiliary
information drive) in this catalog does not include lubrication. The weight varies according to gear
unit design and gear unit size.
Type of Splash lubrication is used for bucket elevator gear units.The oil level is low and the gear-
lubrication ing and bearings are lubricated by oil being splashed off.
Sealing systems The bucket elevator gear units are equipped with an oil seal [1] with relubricating
labyrinth (Taconite) at the input [A] and output shafts [B].
[1]
[1]
A B
52042AXX
The selected sealing system (→ "Options") does not affect the dimensions of the shaft
ends.
2.3 Mandatory supplementary equipment

Speed monitoring For safety reasons, the drive combination for bucket elevators must be equipped with
speed monitoring.
SEW-EURODRIVE offers a complete solution consisting of encoder and speed monitor

for this purpose.
The speed of the overrunning clutch is detected in a contactless manner via trigger cam
[1] and inductive encoder [2]. The speed monitor [3] compares the pulses with a preset
reference speed.The output relay trips (optionally NC contact or NO contact) when the
preset speed is exceeded (e.g. due to a malfunction of the overrunning clutch). This
way, overspeed at the auxiliary drive is prevented.
[3]
[2] [1]
52043AXX
[1] Trigger cam
[2] Inductive encoder
[3] Speed monitor
Speed monitor W • Reference speed, starting bypass and switching hysteresis can be set at the speed
monitor.
• Enclosure: IP 40 (IP 20 terminals)
• Operating voltage: AC 110 V (part number 106 781 8)
• Operating voltage: AC 220 V or DC 24 V (part number 106 710 9)
• Maximum switching capability of output relay: 1250 VA (max. AC 8 A)
Terminal
assignment
06409AXX
[1] Relay output

[2] Supply voltage AC 110 V, AC 230 V (47...63 Hz)
[3] Supply voltage DC 24 V
[4] Signal
[5] Encoder
/W Speed monitor
Dimension drawing
[1]
52044AXX
[1] DIN rail mounting
Inductive
encoder
50536AXX
Electrical
connection
1
L+
2 1
4
3 4 3
L-
50537AXX
The connection of the UL-registered inductive encoder at the speed monitor is carried
C UL
®
out with a three-core line at a maximum line length of 500 m and a line cross section of
1.5 mm2. Install the signal lines separately (do not use multi-core cables) and shield, if
necessary.
The line between encoder and speed monitor as well as the M12 connecting
socket of the encoder is not included in the scope of delivery of the speed
monitoring.
Technical data
Electrical design DC PNP

Output function NO contact
Operating voltage [VDC] 10...36
Current carrying capacity [mA] 250
Short-circuit protection, clocked
Polarity reversal protected / overload-
proof
Voltage drop [V] < 2.5
Current consumption [mA] < 15 (24V)
Sensing distance [mm] 5 ± 10 %
Actuation distance [mm] 0...4.05
Tripping point drift [%/Sr] –10...+10
Hysteresis [%/Sr] 1...15
Switching frequency [Hz] 500
LED circuit state function indicator yellow
Ambient temperature [°C] –25...+80
Enclosure, protection class IP 67
EMC EN 60947-5-2; EN 55011 Class B
Connection M12 plug-in connection
Dimension drawing
76
67
55
50
M12x1
M18x1
LED 24 4
50535AXX
Please contact SEW-EURODRIVE if other components than those listed in this

document are used for speed monitoring.
2.4 Options
Components The following components are available as options for bucket elevator gear units:
• Flexible coupling (→ upon request)
• Hydraulic centrifugal coupling, optionally with mechanical thermal monitor or
contactless thermal monitor (→ upon request)
• Coupling protection (→ upon request)
• Fan (→ section 6.2)
• Oil heater (→ section 6.3)
• PT100 temperature sensor (→ section 6.4)
• Base plate
Motor swing base A motor swing base (→ section "Options") is a drive unit consisting of helical bevel gear
unit and hydraulic centrifugal coupling or flexible coupling that is completely mounted on
a torsionally rigid steel frame.
Swing bases are optionally available with
• torque arm
• electric motor
Enhanced corro- Upon request, all bucket elevator gear units are available with corrosion protection for a
sion protection shipping and storage period of up to 36 months.
Torque limiting Recommended for dual drives or multiple drives (→ upon request).
backstop
2.5 Bucket elevator gear unit type designation

MC3R..02..09
MC 3 RL H F 05
Gear unit size 02...09
Mounting F = foot / T = torque arm

(if mounted directly to main gear unit)
Output shaft S = solid shaft / H= hollow shaft
Helical-bevel gear unit, horizontally mounted housing,

horizontally mounted output shaft
Number of gear unit stages
Gear unit series
M3R..70..90
M 3 R S F 80
Gear unit size 70...90
Mounting F = foot / T = torque arm

(if mounted directly to the main gear unit)
Output shaft S = solid shaft / H= hollow shaft
Helical-bevel gear unit, horizontally mounted housing,

horizontally mounted output shaft
Number of gear unit stages
Gear unit series
2.6 Order information

Output direction The desired direction of rotation of the output shaft must be specified for bucket elevator
of rotation gear units. The direction of rotation is indicated with view onto the output shaft.
CW
CW
CCW CCW
52045AXX
CW = clockwise
CCW = counterclockwise
Position of output The position of the output shaft must also be indicated for bucket elevator gear units:
shaft • 03 or 04
03
04
51731AXX
03
04
52027AXX
The auxiliary drive is always located opposite the output shaft. The shrink disc in bucket
elevator gear units with hollow shaft is always located on the side of the auxiliary drive.
2.7 Shaft position and corresponding direction of rotation

The following illustrations show shaft positions (0-3, 0-4) and corresponding directions
of rotation for industrial gear units.
MC3R..02..09
0-4
CW CW
CCW CCW
CCW CCW
CW CW
52028AXX
CCW
CCW
0-3
CW CW
CCW CCW
CW CW
52029AXX
M3R..70..90
0-4
CW CW
CCW CCW
CCW CCW
CW CW
52030AXX
CCW
0-3 CW
CCW
CW
CCW CCW
CW CW
52031AXX
Additional documentation 3
3 Project Planning of Bucket Elevator Gear Units

3.1 Additional documentation
In addition to the information provided in this catalog, SEW-EURODRIVE offers
extensive documentation on the complete subject area of electrical drive technology.
This is primarily documentation from the "Drive Engineering – Practical Implementation"
series. The current SEW documentation can be ordered or downloaded from the SEW-
EURODRIVE homepage.
Drive The publication "Drive Engineering – Practical Implementation – Drive Arrangements

Engineering – with SEW Gearmotors" features extensive information on characteristics, differentiating
Practical features and application areas of SEW drives. A comprehensive collection and
Implementation assignment of the most important formulas for drive calculation and detailed examples
for the most frequently used applications make this documentation an important tool for
the project planner and an essential addition to the SEW product catalogs.
3 Data for drive dimensioning
3.2 Data for drive dimensioning

Certain data are required for a definite specification of your drive. These are:
Data for drive dimensioning Your entry
n2 Output speed [1/min]
PK2 Output power [kW]
MK2 Output torque [Nm]
MK2max Maximum output torque [Nm]
Output torque for driving power from auxiliary
MK3 [Nm]
drive
Frequency of maximum output torque [1/h]
FR2 Overhung load at gear unit output [N]
FA2 Axial load at gear unit output [N]
Jload Mass moment of inertia to be driven [10-4 kgm2]
n1 Input speed [1/min]
Pm at n1 Motor power at input speed [kW]
PK1 at n1 Operating power at input speed [kW]
PK1max Maximum operating power [kW]
FR1 Overhung load at gear unit input [N]
FA1 Axial load at gear unit input [N]
Type of driving motor e.g. electric motor -
Operating mode and cyclic duration factor CDF or
S.., ..%ED -
exact load cycle can be entered
ϑamb Ambient temperature [°C]
[m above
H Altitude
sea level]
Installation site
Standard, dusty, abra-
sive, chemically Ambient conditions -
aggressive
Required gear unit version:
S → Output shaft as solid shaft
S, H -
H → Output shaft as hollow shaft
(→ selection tables and dimension drawings)
VA, fA Operating voltage and frequency of auxiliary drive [V], [Hz]
IP.. Required enclosure of auxiliary drive -
Vspeed monitor Operating voltage of speed monitor [V]
Project planning process 3
3.3 Project planning process

The following flow chart schematically shows the procedure for project planning of a
bucket elevator gear unit.
Required informationen on the driven machine
– Technical data and ambient conditions
↓
Calculation of effective application data
– Gear unit reduction ratio i = n1/n2
– Operating power PK1 = MK2 x n2 / (9550 x η)
↓
Gear unit selection
– Specify gear unit size, gear unit reduction ratio i and gear unit
design with FS = 1.5...1.8
– Calculate permitted operating power:
PK1perm = 2 x PN1 / FF
– Check maximum operating power:
PK1max ≤ PK1perm
– Calculate permitted output torque:
MK2perm = 2 x MN2 / FF
– Check maximum output torque:
MK2max ≤ MK2perm
– Calculate thermal power:
PT = PTH x f1 x fn1 x fV
– Check thermal power:
PK1 ≤ PT
– Check the occurring external radial and axial shaft loads
– → please contact SEW-EURODRIVE
↓
Selecting components on the input side
– Specify component type and design
– Specify component size
– Check component load
↓
Selecting accessories
– Monitoring functions (units, systems)
– NEMA adapter for auxiliary drives
– Swing base, optionally with torque arm
↓
Check whether all defined requirements are being met.
3 Calculation factors
3.4 Calculation factors

The following calculation factors are important for project planning of bucket elevator
gear units:
Service factor FS The service factor FS = 1.5...1.8 takes into account the load impacts generated by the
driving motor and the driven machine.
Factor FF The factor FF takes into account how often the maximum output torque occurs per hour.
Frequency of maximum load per hour
Gear unit type
1...5 6...20 21...40 41...80 81...160 > 160
MC3R..02..09
1.00 1.20 1.30 1.50 1.75 2.00
M3R..70...90
Altitude factor f1
Altitude H [m above sea level]
Gear unit type
0 1000 2000 3000 4000
MC3R..02..091)
1.0 0.95 0.91 0.87 0.83
M3R..70..901)
1) Intermediate values must be interpolated.
Input speed
factor fn1
Input
Factor fn1
speed n1
Gear unit
ϑamb = 20 °C ϑamb = 30 °C ϑamb = 40 °C ϑamb = 50 °C
type
w/o with w/o with w/o with w/o with
[1/min]
fan fan fan fan fan fan fan fan
1500 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
MC3R..02..09
1800 0.98 1.08 0.97 1.08 0.96 1.08 0.94 1.08
1500 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
M3R..70..90 1800 0.97 1.08 0.96 1.08 0.95 1.08 0.91 1.09
1200 1.04 0.91 1.05 0.91 1.07 0.91 1.12 0.91
Additional project planning notes 3
Factor fV for The thermal limit rating PTH was established based on an installation in large rooms or
installation site halls.
The following values can be used without fan operation if there are air velocities > 4 ms-1
at the installation site:
• fV = 1.29 for MC3R..02..09
• fV = 1.0 for M3R..70..90
With fan operation, the air velocity is determined by means of the fan speed and is
already taken account in the PTH values in sections 3.7 and 3.8 "Thermal limit rating."
In this case, fv = 1.0.
Please consult SEW-EURODRIVE in case of deviating conditions.
3.5 Additional project planning notes

Efficiency The efficiency η is 0.955.
Peak loads The bucket elevator gear units may only be overloaded for a short period of time.
Individual peak loads must not last for more than ten seconds.
External radial Please consult SEW-EURODRIVE in case of external radial or axial shaft loads.
and axial shaft
load
3 Project planning example
3.6 Project planning example

Bulk material must be transported from one level to a higher level using a bucket
elevator.
50532AXX
Technical data • Foot-mounted gear unit with hollow shaft

and application • Output speed n2 = 35 1/min
conditions of • Output torque MK2 = 9000 Nm
bucket elevator
• Maximum output torque MK2max = 16 kNm
gear units
• Maximum operating power PK1max = 61.4 kW
• Running time: 16 hours per day
• The gear unit is started up once per hour (frequency of maximum output torque)
• The gear unit is to be used without a fan in a large hall under very dusty conditions
and an ambient temperature range ϑamb = 0...30 °C.
• Installation altitude: 1000 m
Technical data of • Input speed n1 = 1500 1/min

AC motors • Motor power Pm = 45 kW
Project planning example 3
Step 1: Calculate the gear unit reduction ratio i using the following formula:
Calculating gear
n
ratio i = -----1-
n2
1500 1/min
i=
35 1/min
Result:
i = 42.86 1/min
This value is used to specify the rated gear ratio iN = 45 (→ section 4).
Step 2: The operating power PK1 of the drive is cacluated as follows using the output torque MK2
Calculating or output power PK2 as well as output speed n2 and efficiency η:
operating power
P K2
P K1 = ---------
-
η
PK1 = 9000 Nm x 35 1/min

9550 x 0.955
M K2 × n 2
- (where η = 0.955 for three-stage gear units)
P K1 = -----------------------
9550 × η
Result:
PK1 = 34.54 kW
Step 3: The required rated power of the gear unit PN1 is calculated using operating power PK1
Specifying gear and service factor FS = 1.5...1.8 by means of the following formula:
unit size and gear
unit reduction P N1 ≥ P K1 × F S
ratio
PN1 ≥ 34.54 x 1.5..1.8
Result:
PN1 ≥ 51.8...62.2 kW
This value is used to select the gear unit size MC3RLHF04 from the selection tables (→
section 4).
The selection of the gear unit provides the following technical data:
• Rated power PN1 = 55.8 kW
• Rated gear ratio iN = 45 → exact gear ratio iex = 44.302
• Rated torque of the gear unit MN2 = 15 kNm
3 Project planning example
Step 4: The permitted operating power PK1perm calculated using rated power PN1 and factor FF
Calculating (→ table factor FF):
permitted power
2 × P N1
P K1perm = -------------------
-
FF
P 2 x 55.8 kW
=
K1 perm
1.0 N
Result:
PK1perm = 111.6 kW
Step 5: The maximum operating power PK1max must not exceed the permitted operating power
Checking PK1perm !
maximum P K1max ≤ P K1perm
operating power
Result:
61.4 kW ≤ 111.6 kW
This means you can use the selected gear unit size.
Step 6: The permitted output torque MK2perm is calculated using the rated torque MN2 of the gear
Calculating unit determined in step 3 and factor FF (→ table factor FF).
permitted output
2 × M N2
torque M K2perm = --------------------
-
FF
M K2perm = 2 x 15 MN2
1.0 N
Result:
MK2perm = 30 kNm
Step 7: The maximum output torque MK2max must not exceed the permitted output torque
Checking MK2perm !
maximum output
torque M K2max ≤ M K2perm
Result:
16 kNm ≤ 30 kNm
This means you can use the selected gear unit size.
Step 8: The thermal power PT of a gear unit is the power that can be transferred with the gear
Calculating unit without the oil temperature exceeding the calculated maximum value depending on
thermal power the lubricant used. To determine the thermal power PT of the gear unit, it is necessary
to determine the thermal limit rating PTH of the gear unit while taking the ambient
temperature into account (→ section "Thermal limit rating"). In addition, the altitude
factor f1 (→ table altitude factor f1), the factor for the input speed fn1 (→ table factor fn1)
and the factor for the installation site fV (→ table factor fV) are required.
P T = P TH × f 1 × f n1 × f V
PT = 45.6 kW x 0.95 x 1.0 x 1.29
Result:
PT = 43.32 kW
Higher thermal powers are possible if synthetic lubricants and special oil seals are used.
Please contact SEW-EURODRIVE in such cases.
Step 9: The operating power PK1 must not exceed the thermal power PT (PK1 ≤ PT). If PK1 > PT,
Checking thermal additional cooling (fan) is required.
power
Result:
34.54 kW ≤ 43.32 kW
No additional cooling is required in this case.
3 Thermal limit rating MC3R..02..09
3.7 Thermal limit rating MC3R..02..09

The thermal limit rating PTH is based on installation in large rooms or halls.
Thermal limit rating PTH [kW]
Gear unit
iex ϑamb = 20 °C ϑamb = 30 °C ϑamb = 40 °C ϑamb = 50 °C
type w/ fan with w/o fan with w/o fan with w/o fan with
fan fan fan fan
29.430 37.2 65.0 29.4 52.9 21.6 40.8 13.8 28.7
33.028 37.8 65.6 30.0 53.5 22.2 41.5 14.4 29.4
37.384 37.2 64.0 29.6 52.3 22.1 40.7 14.6 29.0
40.296 37.5 64.3 30.0 52.7 22.5 41.0 14.9 29.4
MC3RL..02
45.224 38.1 64.9 30.5 53.2 23.0 41.6 15.5 29.9
50.488 38.5 65.4 31.0 53.7 23.5 42.1 16.0 30,.
56.661 37.7 63.7 30.5 52.4 23.2 41.1 15.9 29.9
64.135 38.2 64.1 30.9 52.9 23.7 41.6 16.4 30.3
29.602 45.3 79.2 35.8 64.5 26.3 49.8 16.8 35.0
33.397 46.1 80.0 36.6 65.3 27.1 50.6 17.6 35.9
35.077 44.9 77.5 35.7 63.3 26.5 49.1 17.3 34.9
39.666 45.6 78.3 36.4 64.1 27.3 49.9 18.1 35.7
MC3RL..03
44.751 46.3 79.0 37.1 64.8 27.9 50.6 18.8 36.4
50.966 47.0 79.7 37.8 65.5 28.7 51.3 19.5 37.1
57.295 46.0 77.6 37.2 63.9 28.3 50.1 19.4 36.4
65.252 46.6 78.2 37.8 64.5 28.9 50.8 20.0 37.0
29.646 55.8 97.5 44.1 79.4 32.4 61.3 20.7 43.2
33.139 56.8 98.4 45.1 80.3 33.4 62.2 21.7 44.1
34.627 55.2 95.4 43.9 77.9 32.6 60.4 21.3 42.9
39.632 56.2 96.4 44.9 78.9 33.6 61.4 22.3 43.9
MC3RL..04
44.302 56.9 97.2 45.6 79.7 34.4 62.2 23.1 44.7
49.827 57.7 98.0 46.4 80.5 35.1 63.0 23.8 45.5
55.993 56.5 95.4 45.6 78.5 34.7 61.6 23.8 44.7
62.976 57.2 96.1 46.3 79.2 35.4 62.3 24.5 45.4
29.130 62.8 109.8 49.6 89.4 36.4 69.0 23.2 48.5
32.315 63.8 110.8 50.6 90.4 37.4 70.0 24.2 49.5
33.829 62.0 107.4 49.3 87.7 36.5 67.9 23.8 48.2
39.033 63.2 108.6 50.5 88.9 37.7 69.2 25.0 49.4
MC3RL..05
43.301 64.1 109.4 51.3 89.7 38.6 70.0 25.8 50.3
48.739 65.0 110.4 52.2 90.6 39.5 70.9 26.7 51.2
55.438 63.7 107.6 51.4 88.5 39.1 69.4 26.8 50.4
62.400 64.5 108.4 52.2 89.3 39.9 70.2 27.6 51.2
28.782 75.1 131.3 59.3 106.9 43.5 82.4 27.7 58.0
32.302 76.4 132.6 60.6 108.2 44.8 83.7 29.0 59.3
35.533 74.7 129.1 59.5 105.4 44.2 81.8 29.0 58.2
38.796 75.6 129.9 60.4 106.3 45.1 82.7 29.9 59.1
MC3RL..06
43.540 76.7 131.1 61.5 107.4 46.2 83.8 31.0 60.2
49.283 77.9 132.2 62.6 108.6 47.4 85.0 32.1 61.4
55.306 76.2 128.8 61.5 105.9 46.8 83.1 32.0 60.3
62.600 77.2 129.7 62.5 106.9 47.7 84.1 33.0 61.3
28.377 91.0 159.4 71.8 129.7 52.6 100.0 33.4 70.2
31.876 92.6 161.0 73.4 131.3 54.2 101.6 35.0 71.8
33.791 90.2 156.2 71.7 127.5 53.1 98.8 34.6 70.1
38.024 91.7 157.7 73.1 129.0 54.6 100.3 36.0 71.6
MC3RL..07
42.712 93.0 159.0 74.5 130.3 56.0 101.7 37.4 73.0
48.963 94.6 160.6 76.0 131.9 57.5 103.2 38.9 74.5
53.983 92.4 156.2 74.5 128.5 56.6 100.7 38.7 73.0
61.883 93.8 157.6 75.8 129.8 57.9 102.1 40.0 74.4
29.063 112.3 196.3 88.7 159.8 65.1 123.3 41.5 86.8
33.002 114.4 198.5 90.8 161.9 67.2 125.4 43.6 88.9
34.901 111.4 192.5 88.6 157.2 65.8 122.0 43.0 86.7
39.175 113.1 194.2 90.3 159.0 67.5 123.7 44.7 88.4
MC3RL..08
44.485 114.9 196.1 92.1 160.8 69.3 125.5 46.6 90.2
49.823 116.5 197.6 93.7 162.3 70.9 127.1 48.1 91.8
56.617 114.2 192.6 92.2 158.5 70.1 124.4 48.1 90.3
63.411 115.5 194.0 93.5 159.9 71.5 125.8 49.4 91.7
28.121 128.8 225.6 101.6 183.5 74.4 141.4 47.2 99.3
31.559 131.0 227.9 103.8 185.8 76.6 143.7 49.4 101.6
34.467 128.1 221.6 101.9 181.0 75.6 140.3 49.3 99.7
37.904 129.8 223.3 103.5 182.7 77.3 142.0 51.0 101.4
MC3RL..09
42.539 131.7 225.2 105.5 184.6 79.2 143.9 52.9 103.3
48.150 133.7 227.2 107.4 186.6 81.2 145.9 54.9 105.3
54.720 131.1 221.5 105.7 182.2 80.3 142.9 55.0 103.6
61.937 132.8 223.2 107.4 183.9 82.1 144.6 56.7 105.3
Thermal limit rating M3R..70..90 3
3.8 Thermal limit rating M3R..70..90

The thermal limit rating PTH is based on installation in large rooms or halls.
Thermal limit rating PTH [kW]
Gear unit
iex ϑamb = 20 °C ϑamb = 30 °C ϑamb = 40 °C ϑamb = 50 °C
type w/o fan with w/o fan with w/o fan with w/o fan with
fan fan fan fan
28.149 192 356 146 284 100 213 54 142
31.047 195 359 149 288 103 217 57 146
35.342 200 364 154 293 108 221 62 150
39.381 204 367 158 296 112 225 66 154
M3R..70
44.586 208 371 162 300 116 229 70 158
50.311 211 375 165 304 119 233 73 162
55.102 214 378 168 307 122 236 76 164
61.944 218 381 172 310 126 239 80 168
29.691 227 420 173 336 119 253 65 169
32.741 232 424 178 340 124 257 70 173
36.111 236 428 182 344 128 261 74 177
40.806 240 433 186 349 132 266 78 182
M3R..80
45.469 245 437 191 353 137 270 83 186
50.298 248 440 194 357 140 273 86 190
56.945 253 445 199 361 145 278 91 194
62.149 256 448 202 364 148 281 94 197
29.354 269 497 205 398 141 299 77 200
33.065 275 503 211 404 147 305 83 206
35.957 279 507 215 408 151 309 87 210
40.360 284 512 220 413 156 314 92 215
M3R..90
45.741 290 518 226 419 162 320 98 221
49.653 294 522 230 422 166 323 102 224
56.945 299 527 235 428 171 329 107 230
63.953 304 532 240 433 176 334 112 235
3 Auxiliary drives
3.9 Auxiliary drives

Bucket elevator gear units are generally equipped with an auxiliary drive. Auxiliary
drives are used in maintenance cases to lower the bucket elevator speed. These drives
consist of a helical bevel gearmotor that is mounted to the main gear unit via an
intermediate flange.
An overrunning clutch placed in the intermediate flange is supplied with oil from the main
gear unit. The helical bevel gearmotor has its own oil filling.
The customer must equip the drive combination with speed monitoring to prevent
overspeed at the auxiliary drive in case of a malfunction of the overrunning clutch.
3.10 Auxiliary drives for empty buckets MC3R..02..09

The assignment of auxiliary drive to main gear unit listed in the following table was
selected in such a way that a bucket elevator with empty buckets can be operated at low
speed in the same direction of rotation.
Main gear unit Auxiliary drive
Gear unit iex Gearmotor type n31) MK3 Pm IN IN i

type 400V 460V
50Hz 60Hz
[1/min] [Nm] [kW] [A] [A]
29.430 3.36 2050
33.028 3.00 2300
37.384 2.65 2600
40.296 4.21 1630
MC3RL..02 KF37 DT80N4 0.75 2.1 1.85 28.83
45.224 3.75 1830
50.488 3.36 2050
56.661 3.00 2300
64.135 2.65 2600
29.602 2.47 4090
33.397 2.19 4610
35.077 2.79 3610
39.666 2.47 4090
MC3RL..03 KF47 DT90S4 1.1 2.8 2.6 39.61
44.751 2.19 4610
50.966 1.92 5250
57.295 2.19 4610
65.252 1.92 5250
29.646 2.42 4170
33.139 2.16 4660
34.627 2.83 3570
39.632 2.47 4080
MC3RL..04 KF47 DT90S4 1.1 2.8 2.6 39.61
44.302 2.21 4560
49.827 1.96 5130
55.993 2.21 4560
62.976 1.96 5130
29.130 2.61 7740
32.315 2.35 8590
33.829 3.01 6710
39.033 2.61 7740
MC3RL..05 KF67 DV100M4 2.2 4.7 4.1 38.39
43.301 2.35 8590
48.739 2.09 9670
55.438 2.35 8590
62.400 2.09 9670
28.782 2.64 7650
32.302 2.35 8580
35.533 2.88 7000
38.796 2.64 7650
MC3RL..06 KF67 DV100M4 2.2 4.7 4.3 38.39
43.540 2.35 8580
49.283 2.08 9720
55.306 2.35 8580
62.600 2.08 9720
Auxiliary drives for empty buckets MC3R..02..09 3

type 400V 460V
50Hz 60Hz
[1/min] [Nm] [kW] [A] [A]
28.377 2.55 10800
31.876 2.27 12130
33.791 2.87 9600
38.024 2.55 10800
MC3RL..07 KF77 DV100L4 3.0 6.3 5.4 40.04
42.712 2.27 12130
48.963 1.98 13910
53.983 2.27 12130
61.883 1.98 13910
29.063 2.52 14540
33.002 2.22 16510
34.901 2.83 12960
39.175 2.52 14540
MC3RL..08 KF77 DV112M4 4.0 8.7 5.6 40.04
44.485 2.22 16510
49.823 1.98 18490
56.617 2.22 16510
63.411 1.98 18490
28.121 2.61 14070
31.559 2.32 15790
34.467 2.87 12790
37.904 2.61 14070
MC3RL..09 KF77 DV112M4 4.0 8.7 5.6 40.04
42.539 2.32 15790
48.150 2.05 17870
54.720 2.32 15790
61.937 2.05 17870
1) at the output shaft of the main gear unit if driven via auxiliary drive (50 Hz, n1 = 1,500 1/min; at
60 Hz n3 increases by approx. 20 %)
3 Auxiliary drives for filled buckets M3R..70..90
3.11 Auxiliary drives for filled buckets M3R..70..90

selected in such a way that a bucket elevator with filled buckets can be operated at low
speed in the same direction of rotation..

type 400V 460V
50Hz 60Hz
[1/min] [Nm] [kW] [A] [A]
28.149 2.33 15770 49.16
31.047 2.33 15770 49.16
35.342 2.04 17950 49.16
39.381 2.04 17950 49.16
M3R.. 70 KF 87 DV112M4 4.0 8.7 7.0
44.586 2.04 17950 49.16
50.311 2.44 15040 36.52
55.102 2.23 16480 36.52
61.944 2.23 16480 36.52
29.691 1.74 21130 56.64
32.741 1.74 21130 56.64
36.111 1.74 21130 56.64
40.806 1.77 20720 49.16
M3R.. 80 KF 87 DV112M4 4.0 8.7 7.0
45.469 1.77 20720 49.16
50.298 1.79 20530 44.02
56.945 1.79 20530 44.02
62.149 1.97 18590 36.52
29.354 2.20 16670 49.16
33.065 1.95 18780 49.16
35.957 1.80 20420 49.16
40.360 1.79 20530 44.02
M3R.. 90 KF 87 DV112M4 4.0 8.7 7.0
45.741 1.79 20530 44.02
49.653 1.79 20530 44.02
56.945 1.79 20530 44.02
63.953 1.92 19130 36.52
1) at the output shaft of the main gear unit if driven via auxiliary drive (50 Hz, n1 = 1.500 1/min; at
Auxiliary drives for filled buckets MC3R..02..09 3
3.12 Auxiliary drives for filled buckets MC3R..02..09


type 400V 460V
50Hz 60Hz
[1/min] [Nm] [kW] [A] [A]
29.430 2.85 4230 34.8
33.028 2.98 4040 29.63
37.384 SF 67 DT90L4 2.63 4570 29.63
1.5 3.55 3.1
40.296 2.96 4010 41.89
MC3RL..02 45.224 3.00 3960 36.85
50.488 2.69 4420 36.85
56.661 SF 67 DT90S4 2.09 4170 1.1 41.89
2.8 2.6
64.135 2.10 4150 36.85
29.602 3.04 6080 32.38
33.397 2.69 6860 32.38
35.077 3.10 5970 35.94
39.666 3.04 6080 32.38
MC3RL..03 SF77 DV100M4 2.2 4.7 4.1
44.751 2.69 6860 32.38
50.966 2.70 6860 28.41
57.295 2.69 6860 32.38
65.252 2.70 6860 28.41
29.646 2.35 7780
41.07
33.139 2.10 8700
41.07
34.627 2.60 7020
43.33
39.632 2.40 7620
MC3RL..04 SF77 DV100M4 2.2 4.7 4.1 41.07
44.302 2.15 8520
41.07
49.827 1.91 9580
41.07
55.993 2.15 8520
41.07
62.976 1.91 9580
29.130 2.29 10870 43.33
32.315 2.18 11430 41.07
33.829 2.64 9420 43.33
39.033 2.29 10870 43.33
MC3RL..05 SF77 DV100L4 3.0 6.3 6.8
43.301 2.18 11430 41.07
48.739 1.94 12870 41.07
55.438 2.18 11430 41.07
62.400 1.94 12870 41.07
28.782 2.32 14680 44.03
32.302 2.32 14630 39.1
35.533 2.53 13450 44.03
38.796 2.32 14680 44.03
MC3RL..06 SF87 DV112M4 4.0 11.0 9.4
43.540 2.32 14630 39.1
49.283 2.05 16560 39.1
55.306 2.32 14630 39.1
62.600 2.05 16560 39.1
28.377 2.98 15870
31.876 2.65 17830
33.791 3.35 14100
38.024 2.98 15870
MC3RL..07 SF87 DV132S4 5.5 11.0 9.4 34.96
42.712 2.65 17830
48.963 2.31 20430
53.983 2.65 17830
61.883 2.31 20430
29.063 2.27 21100 44.89
33.002 1.99 23960 44.89
34.901 2.54 18800 44.89
39.175 2.27 21100 44.89
MC3RL..08 SF97 DV132S4 5.5 11.0 9.4
44.485 2.20 21700 40.65
49.823 1.97 24300 40.65
56.617 2.20 21700 40.65
63.411 1.97 24300 40.65
3 Auxiliary drives for filled buckets M3R..70..90

type 400V 460V
50Hz 60Hz
[1/min] [Nm] [kW] [A] [A]
28.121 2.60 30710
31.559 2.32 34470
34.467 2.86 27930
37.904 2.60 30710
MC3RL..09 SF97 DV132ML4 9.2 18.1 9.4 40.65
42.539 2.32 34470
48.150 2.05 39010
54.720 2.32 34470
61.937 2.05 39010
1) at the output shaft of the main gear unit if driven via auxiliary drive (50 Hz, n1 = 1.500 1/min; at
3.13 Auxiliary drives for filled buckets M3R..70..90


type 400V 460V
50Hz 60Hz
[1/min] [Nm] [kW] [A] [A]
28.149 2.78 49520 42.33
31.047 2.78 49520 42.33
35.342 2.44 56370 42.33
39.381 2.44 56370 42.33
M3R ..70 KF 107 DV160L4 15.00 29.5 27
44.586 2.44 56370 42.33
50.311 2.47 55590 37.00
55.102 2.56 53800 32.69
61.944 2.56 53800 32.69
29.691 2.03 67890 49.90
32.741 2.03 67890 49.90
36.111 2.03 67890 49.90
40.806 2.11 65080 42.33
M3R..80 KF 107 DV160L4 15.00 29.5 27
45.469 2.11 65080 42.33
50.298 1.91 71990 42.33
56.945 1.91 71990 42.33
62.149 2.00 68680 37.00
29.354 3.02 66890 37.00
33.065 2.68 75350 37.00
35.957 2.79 72400 32.69
40.360 2.59 77760 31.28
M3R ..90 KF 107 DV180L4 22.00 42.5 40
45.741 2.59 77760 31.28
49.653 2.59 77760 31.28
56.945 2.59 77760 31.28
63.953 2.49 80960 29.00
1) at the output shaft of the main gear unit if driven via auxiliary drive (50 Hz, n1 = 1,500 1/min; at
Lubrication fill quantities 3
3.14 Lubrication fill quantities

Refer to the operating instructions for information on lubricants.
The indicated filling quantities are recommended values. The exact values vary
depending on the gear ratio.
The main gear unit is usually supplied without lubricant.

The auxiliary drives are supplied from the factory with a lubricant fill in
accordance with their mounting position.
Empty buckets
MC3R..02..09
Filling quantity in
Main gear unit Filling quantity in liters Auxiliary drive
liters
MC3RL..02 14 KF37 1.5
MC3RL..03 18
KF47 2.2
MC3RL..04 24
MC3RL..05 31
KF67 3.6
MC3RL..06 39
MC3RL..07 45
MC3RL..08 69 KF77 6.0
MC3RL..09 93
Empty buckets
M3R..70..90
Filling quantity in
liters
M3R..70 158
M3R..80 201 KF87 11.9
M3R..90 249
Filled buckets
MC3R..02..09
Filling quantity in
liters
MC3RL..02 14.5 SF67 3.2
MC3RL..03 18.5
MC3RL..04 24.5 SF77 6.5
MC3RL..05 32
MC3RL..06 39
SF87 12
MC3RL..07 46.5
MC3RL..08 71
SF97 23.6
MC3RL..09 95
Filled buckets
M3R..70..90
Filling quantity in
liters
M3R..70 160
M3R..80 203 KF107 35
M3R..90 252
4 Structure of selection tables
4 Selection Tables
4.1 Structure of selection tables
MC3RL..02, n1 = 1500 1/min 8 kNm

iN iex n2 MN2 PN1
m1 m
2
[1/min] [Nm] [kW] [kg]
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12]
51747AXX
Legend [1] Rated gear unit reduction ratio

[2] Exact gear unit reduction ratio
[3] Input speed
[4] Output speed
[5] Rated torque of gear unit
[6] Torque class (approximate value)
[7] Rated power of gear unit (* = pressure lubrication required)
[8] Gear unit size
[9] Weight of main gear unit, adapter, auxiliary drive for empty buckets
[10] Weight of main gear unit, adapter, auxiliary drive for filled buckets
[11] Number of page of dimension drawing for empty buckets
[12] Number of page of dimension drawing for filled buckets
MC3RL..02 4
4.2 MC3RL..02
MC3RL..02, n1 = 1500 1/min 8 kNm

iN iex n2 MN2 PN1 m1 m2
[1/min] [kNm] [kW] [kg]
28 29.430 51.0 8.1 45.1
31.5 33.028 45.4 7.6 37.6
35.5 37.384 40.1 6.9 30.5
40 40.296 37.2 6.7 27.5 MC3RLSF02 44 66
271 297
45 45.224 33.2 7.6 27.7 MC3RLHF02 45 67
50 50.488 29.7 8.1 26.5
56 56.661 26.5 7.7 22.3
63 64.135 23.4 7.1 18.1
MC3RL..02, n1 = 1800 1/min 8 kNm

28 29.430 61.2 8.0 53.8
31.5 33.028 54.5 7.5 44.8
35.5 37.384 48.1 6.9 36.4
40 40.296 44.7 6.7 32.8 MC3RLSF02 44 66
271 297
45 45.224 39.8 7.6 33.0 MC3RLHF02 45 67
50 50.488 35.7 8.1 31.7
56 56.661 31.8 7.6 26.6
63 64.135 28.1 6.9 21.3
4.3 MC3RL..03
MC3RL..03, n1 = 1500 1/min 11 kNm

28 29.602 50.7 11.5 63.7
31.5 33.397 44.9 10.8 53.2
35.5 35.077 42.8 10.8 50.6
40 39.666 37.8 11.4 47.3 MC3RLSF03 46 68
353 390
45 44.751 33.5 10.9 40.1 MC3RLHF03 47 69
50 50.966 29.4 10.0 32.4
56 57.295 26.2 11.0 31.6
63 65.252 23.0 10.1 25.5
MC3RL..03, n1 = 1800 1/min 11 kNm

28 29.602 60.8 11.5 76.4
31.5 33.397 53.9 10.7 63.5
35.5 35.077 51.3 10.7 60.4
40 39.666 45.4 11.4 56.7 MC3RLSF03 46 68
353 390
45 44.751 40.2 10.8 47.8 MC3RLHF03 47 69
50 50.966 35.3 10.0 38.6
56 57.295 31.4 10.9 37.7
63 65.252 27.6 10.1 30.4
4 MC3RL..04
4.4 MC3RL..04
MC3RL..04, n1 = 1500 1/min 15 kNm

28 29.646 50.6 16.0 88.6
31.5 33.139 45.3 15.0 74.4
35.5 34.627 43.3 13.2 62.9
40 39.632 37.8 15.4 64.0 MC3RLSF04 48 70
462 502
45 44.302 33.9 15.0 55.8 MC3RLHF04 49 71
50 49.827 30.1 14.2 46.8
56 55.993 26.8 14.1 41.5
63 62.976 23.8 14.3 37.3
MC3RL..04, n1 = 1800 1/min 15 kNm

28 29.646 60.7 15.9 106.0
31.5 33.139 54.3 15.0 89.2
35.5 34.627 52.0 13.2 75.2
40 39.632 45.4 15.3 76.4 MC3RLSF04 48 70
462 502
45 44.302 40.6 15.0 66.8 MC3RLHF04 49 71
50 49.827 36.1 14.1 55.8
56 55.993 32.1 14.1 49.6
63 62.976 28.6 14.2 44.5
4.5 MC3RL..05
MC3RL..05, n1 = 1500 1/min 20 kNm

28 29.130 51.5 20.5 116.0
31.5 32.315 46.4 19.8 101.0
35.5 33.829 44.3 18.3 88.9
40 39.033 38.4 19.5 82.3 MC3RLSF05 50 72
600 629
45 43.301 34.6 20.1 76.4 MC3RLHF05 51 73
50 48.79 30.8 18.7 63.1
56 55.438 27.1 19.8 58.8
63 62.400 24.0 18.9 49.7
MC3RL..05, n1 = 1800 1/min 20 kNm

28 29.130 61.8 20.1 136.0
31.5 32.315 55.7 19.8 121.0
35.5 33.829 53.2 18.3 107.0
40 39.033 46.1 19.5 98.7 MC3RLSF05 50 72
600 629
45 43.301 41.6 20.0 91.2 MC3RLHF05 51 73
50 48.739 36.9 18.6 75.3
56 55.438 32.5 19.7 70.3
63 62.400 28.8 18.7 59.3
MC3RL..06 4
4.6 MC3RL..06
MC3RL..06, n1 = 1500 1/min 25 kNm

28 28.782 52.1 25.2 144.0
31.5 32.302 46.4 26.1 133.0
35.5 35.533 42.2 23.8 110.0
40 38.796 38.7 24.3 103.0 MC3RLSF06 52 74
707 795
45 43.540 34.5 26.4 99.7 MC3RLHF06 53 75
50 49.283 30.4 24.4 81.5
56 55.306 27.1 24.2 72.1
63 62.600 24.0 24.7 64.9
MC3RL..06, n1 = 1800 1/min 25 kNm

28 28.782 62.5 25.2 173.0
31.5 32.302 55.7 26.0 159.0
35.5 35.533 50.7 23.8 132.0
40 38.796 46.4 24.2 123.0 MC3RLSF06 52 74
707 795
45 43.540 41.3 26.3 119.0 MC3RLHF06 53 75
50 49.283 36.5 24.2 97.0
56 55.306 32.5 24.2 86.2
63 62.600 28.8 24.5 77.2
4.7 MC3RL..07
MC3RL..07, n1 = 1500 1/min 33 kNm

28 28.377 52.9 30.7 178.0
31.5 31.876 47.1 34.5 178.0
35.5 33.791 44.4 29.4 143.0
40 38.024 39.4 30.7 133.0 MC3RLSF07 54 76
930 993
45 42.712 35.1 34.5 133.0 MC3RLHF07 55 77
50 48.963 30.6 33.6 113.0
56 53.983 27.8 31.2 95.1
63 61.883 24.2 34.0 90.3
MC3RL..07, n1 = 1800 1/min 33 kNm

28 28.377 63.4 29.0 202.0
31.5 31.876 56.5 32.6 202.0
35.5 33.791 53.3 29.4 172.0
40 38.024 47.3 30.2 157.0 MC3RLSF07 54 76
930 993
45 42.712 42.1 34.0 157.0 MC3RLHF07 55 77
50 48.963 36.8 33.5 135.0
56 53.983 33.3 31.2 114.0
63 61.883 29.1 33.9 108.0
4 MC3RL..08
4.8 MC3RL..08
MC3RL..08, n1 = 1500 1/min 45 kNm

28 29.063 51.6 39.8 225
31.5 33.002 45.5 45.1 225
35.5 34.901 43.0 41.6 196
40 39.175 38.3 41.0 172 MC3RLSF08 56 78
1217 1345
45 44.485 33.7 46.5 172 MC3RLHF08 57 79
50 49.823 30.1 43.9 145
56 56.617 26.5 47.5 138
63 63.411 23.7 44.3 115
MC3RL..08, n1 = 1800 1/min 45 kNm

28 29.063 61.9 37.6 255
31.5 33.002 54.5 42.6 255
35.5 34.901 51.6 39.4 223
40 39.175 45.9 38.7 195 MC3RLSF08 56 78
1217 1345
45 44.485 40.5 44.0 195 MC3RLHF08 57 79
50 49.823 36.1 43.7 173
56 56.617 31.8 45.9 160
63 63.411 28.4 44.0 137
4.9 MC3RL..09
MC3RL..09, n1 = 1500 1/min 55 kNm

28 28.121 53.3 50.6 296
31.5 31.559 47.5 56.8 296
35.5 34.467 43.5 53.0 253
40 37.904 39.6 52.1 226 MC3RLSF09 58 80
1486 1639
45 42.539 35.3 58.5 226 MC3RLHF09 59 81
50 48.150 31.2 59.4 203
56 54.720 27.4 58.9 177
63 61.937 24.2 59.9 159
MC3RL..09, n1 = 1800 1/min 55 kNm

28 28.121 64.0 47.9 336
31.5 31.559 57.0 53.7 336
35.5 34.467 52.2 50.3 288
40 37.904 47.5 49.2 256 MC3RLSF09 58 80
1486 1639
45 42.539 42.3 55.2 256 MC3RLHF09 59 81
50 48.150 37.4 59.3 243
56 54.720 32.9 57.4 207
63 61.937 29.1 59.6 190
M3R..70 4
4.10 M3R..70
M3R..70, n1 = 1500 1/min 82 kNm

28 28,149 53,3 79,8 466
31,5 31,047 48,3 80,0 424
35,5 35,342 42,4 86,8 404
40 39,381 38,1 86,2 360 M3RSF70 60 82
2140 2395
45 44,586 33,6 85,7 316 M3RHF70 61 83
50 50,311 29,8 82,3 269
56 55,102 27,2 82,8 247
63 61,944 24,2 83,2 221
M3R..70, n1 = 1800 1/min 82 kNm

28 28,149 63,9 79,0 554*
31,5 31,047 58,0 79,4 505*
35,5 35,342 50,9 82,2 459*
40 39,381 45,7 81,8 410 M3RSF70 60 82
2140 2395
45 44,586 40,4 84,0 372 M3RHF70 61 83
50 50,311 35,8 81,6 320
56 55,102 32,7 82,1 294
63 61,944 29,1 82,5 263
4.11 M3R..80
M3R..80, n1 = 1500 1/min 103 kNm

28 29,691 50,5 98,6 546
31,5 32,741 45,8 103,3 519
35,5 36,111 41,5 102,8 468
M3RSF80
40 40,806 36,8 104,5 421 62 84
M3RHF80 2680 2935
45 45,469 33,0 105,1 380 63 85
50 50,298 29,8 105,8 346
56 56,945 26,3 106,6 308
63 62,149 24,1 97,5 258
M3R..80, n1 = 1800 1/min 103 kNm

28 29,691 60,6 97,9 651*
31,5 32,741 55,0 102,4 617*
35,5 36,111 49,8 102,3 559*
40 40,806 44,1 103,6 501*
M3RSF80 62 84
45 45,469 39,6 104,1 452 2680 2935
M3RHF80 63 85
50 50,298 35,8 104,7 411
56 56,945 31,6 105,6 366
63 62,149 29,0 96,4 306
4 M3R..90
4.12 M3R..90
M3R..90, n1 = 1500 1/min 135 kNm
28 29,354 51,1 135,5 759*
31,5 33,065 45,4 136,3 678*
35,5 35,957 41,7 136,9 626*
40 40,360 37,2 137,9 562* M3RSF90 64 86
3480 3785
45 45,741 32,8 138,8 499* M3RHF90 65 87
50 49,653 30,2 131,0 434
56 56,945 26,3 133,6 386
63 63,953 23,5 129,1 332
M3R..90, n1 = 1800 1/min 135 kNm

28 29,354 61,3 134,3 903
31,5 33,065 54,4 135,2 807
35,5 35,957 50,1 135,7 745
40 40,360 44,6 136,6 668 M3RSF90 64 86
3480 3785
45 45,741 39,4 137,4 593 M3RHF90 65 87
50 49,653 36,3 129,8 516*
56 56,945 31,6 133,3 462
63 63,953 28,1 127,7 394
M3R..90, n1 = 1200 1/min ! 135 kNm

28 29,354 40,8 136,8 613
31,5 33,065 36,3 137,7 548
35,5 35,957 33,4 138,3 506
40 40,360 29,7 139,3 454 M3RSF90 64 86
3480 3785
45 45,741 26,2 140,4 404 M3RHF90 65 87
50 49,653 24,1 132,1 350
56 56,945 21,1 134,2 310
63 63,953 18,7 130,3 268
Symbols used 5
5 Information on Dimension Drawings

The dimension data are not binding. Please consult SEW-EURODRIVE in case of
limited installation space.
5.1 Symbols used

The following table shows the symbols used in the dimension drawings and their
meaning:
Symbol Meaning
Breather plug
main gear unit
Inspection cover
main gear unit
Dipstick
main gear unit
Oil sight glass

main gear unit
Oil drain plug

main gear unit + adapter for auxiliary drive
Oil filling plug

main gear unit + adapter for auxiliary drive
Breather valve
auxiliary drive
Oil drain plug

auxilary drive
Oil level plug

auxiliary gear unit
Standard components are not delivered by SEW
Auxiliary drive for empty buckets
Auxiliary drive for filled buckets
5 Tolerances
5.2 Tolerances
Shaft height Tolerance unit h11 applies to the listed measurements
Shaft ends HSS = Input shaft

LSS = Output shaft
Diameter tolerance:
∅ ≤ 50 mm → ISO k6
∅ > 50 mm → ISO m6
Center holes in accordance with DIN 332, shape DS:

∅ > 30...38 mm → M12
∅ > 38...50 mm → M16
∅ > 50...85 mm → M20
∅ > 85 mm - 130 mm → M24
∅ > 130 mm - 180 mm → M30
Keys: in accordance with DIN 6885 (high shape B).
Hollow shafts Diameter tolerance:

MC3R..02..09
∅ → ISO H7 shrink disc connection
M3R..70..90
∅ → ISO H7/H8 shrink disc connection
Customer’s shaft SEW-EURODRIVE recommends dimensions for two customer’s shaft variants (see
following page).
Tolerances 5
MC3R..02..09
[1] Standard customer’s shaft without shaft shoulder

[2] Continuous customer’s shaft with shaft shoulder
D4 D5 S1 S2 S3 k R U3 T1
MC3R..02 86 85 386 45 53 6 3 164 M24x45
MC3R..03 101 100 407 52 58 6 3 171 M24x45
MC3R..04 111 110 457 57 64 6 3 193 M24x45
MC3R..05 121 120 473 62 68 6 3 201 M24x45
MC3R..06 131 130 507 67 72 6 4 214 M24x45
MC3R..07 141 140 534 72 72 7 4 228 M30x60
MC3R..08 151 150 602 77 88 7 5 254 M30x60
MC3R..09 166 165 622 85 87 7 5 264 M30x60
M3R..70..90
[1] Standard customer’s shaft without shaft shoulder

[2] Continuous customer’s shaft with shaft shoulder
D4 D5 S1 S2 S3 S4 k R U3 Z
M3R..70 190 189 683 95 105 578 7 5 284 M30x60
M3R..80 210 209 730 105 120 610 8 6 302 M30x60
M3R..90 250 249 796 125 140 656 8 6 324 M30x60
6 Empty buckets MC3R..02..09
6 Dimension Sheets
6.1 Empty buckets MC3R..02..09
Empty buckets MC3R..02..09 6
6 Empty buckets M3R..70..90
6.2 Empty buckets M3R..70..90
Empty buckets M3R..70..90 6
6 Filled buckets MC3R..02..09
6.3 Filled buckets MC3R..02..09
Filled buckets MC3R..02..09 6
6 Filled buckets M3R..70..90
6.4 Filled buckets M3R..70..90
Filled buckets M3R..70..90 6
kVA n
7 f Sealing systems
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7 Supplementary Equipment
7.1 Sealing systems
The input shaft (A) or output shaft (B) can optionally be equipped with a double oil seal
[1] with relubricating dust protection cover.
[1]
[1]
A B
52057AXX
The selected sealing system does not affect the dimensions of the shaft ends.
kVA n
Fan f 7
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7.2 Fan
Do not block the air intake (shaded area)!
A fan may be installed if the thermal power PT of the gear unit determined in the "Project
Planning" section is exceeded. The rotational direction of the gear unit has no effect on
fan operation.
MC3R..02..09
B1 B1
A1
Ød3
A1
30°
Y4
Y1
50529AXX
A1 B1 Y4 Y1 Air intake
Gear unit
type Ød3
Angle
[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
MC3RL..02 158 160 70 100 109
MC3RL..03 178 165 82 112 131
MC3RL..04 198 185 90 120 131
MC3RL..05 213 195 95 125 156
30°
MC3RL..06 232 220 100 130 156
MC3RL..07 262 230 105 135 156
MC3RL..08 297 255 105 135 198
MC3RL..09 332 265 110 140 226
kVA n
7 f Fan
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M3R..70..90
X1
B
X2
A
51641AXX
Gear unit A Bmin X1 X2

type [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
M3R..70 1278 20 518 689
M3R..80 1328 20 554 729
M3R..90 1499 20 598 769
With the fan option, dimension A in the table differs from the data in section 6
"Dimension Sheets."
kVA n
Oil heater f 7
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7.3 Oil heater

The oil heater is required to ensure lubrication at startup in case of extremely low
ambient temperatures.
MC3R..02..09
[3]
[2] [1]
50530AXX
[1] Oil heater
[2] Temperature sensor
[3] Thermostat
Power Voltage
Gear unit type
[W] [VAC]
MC3RL..04
MC3RL..05 600
MC3RL..06
1~ 230 / 3~ 400
MC3RL..07
MC3RL..08 1200
MC3RL..09
Position of temperature sensor [2] for gear unit sizes MC3RL..04 - 06
[3]
[2]
[1]
50538AXX
kVA n
7 f Oil heater
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M3R..70..90
[3]
[1] [2]
51642AXX
[1] Oil heater
[2] Temperature sensor
[3] Thermostat
Power Voltage
Gear unit type
[W] [VAC]
M3R..70 1500
M3R..80 2000 1~ 230 / 3~ 400
M3R..90 2330
kVA n
PT100 temperature sensor f 7
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7.4 PT100 temperature sensor

The PT100 temperature sensor can be used to measure the gear unit oil temperature.
Dimension drawing
150 24 PG9, PG11
35
Ø8
34
R1/2
50533AXX
Electrical
connection
3
2 1
50534AXX
Technical data • Sensor tolerance ± (0.3 + 0.005 x t) (corresponds to DIN IEC 751 Class B), t = oil
temperature
• Plug connector DIN 43650 PG9 (IP65)
• Tightening torque for the retaining screw at the rear of the plug connector for the
electrical connection = 25 Nm
kVA n
7 f Swing base
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7.5 Swing base

Swing bases for bucket elevator drives are manufactured whenever an order is placed.
51743AXX
Torque arm
MC3R..02..09
An optional torque arm is available for the swing base. The length HA of the torque arm
can be freely selected in the range from HAmin and HAmax . The torque arm is delivered
as special design if HA must be greater than HAmax.
HA
4 x Ø MT
JT JS
50553AXX
HA JT JS ØMT
Gear unit
type min...max
[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
MC3RL..02
360...410
MC3RL..03
MC3RL..04
405...455 148 100 18
MC3RL..05
MC3RL..06
417...467
MC3RL..07
MC3RL..08
432...482 188 130 22
MC3RL..09
kVA n
Swing base f 7
i
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Torque arm The length HA of the torque arm can be freely selected in the range from HAmin and
M3R..70..90 HAmax .
The length HA must be specified in the order. The torque arm is delivered as special
design if HA must be greater than HAmax.
[1]
HA
[2]
4 x Ø MT
JS JT
51643AXX
[1] and [2] are included in the scope of delivery
HA JS/JT ØMT
Gear unit
type min...max
[mm] [mm] [mm]
M3R..70
M3R..80 175...1070 180 26
M3R..90
kVA n
7 f Cooling coil M3R70..90
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7.6 Cooling coil M3R70..90

If the thermal power PT of the gear unit determined in section "Project planning" is
exceeded, M3R70..90 gear units can be equipped with a cooling coil.
The cooling coil is a helical pipe with water flowing through it. The cooling coil is located
in the oil pan inside the gear unit. The customer must ensure a minimum flow volume as
specified in the order documents.
A cooling coil is generally used with splash lubrication

• in conjunction with a fan if the thermal power of the fan alone is not sufficient
• instead of the fan if a fan cannot be used due to the ambient conditions.
Data required for project planning:

• Cooling water input temperature
• Permitted temperature increase of the cooling water
[2] [1] [3]
[5] [4] ~ 170

52087AXX
[1] Thermostatic valve for controlling the flow of water
[2] Thermometer, temperature display range 0...100 °C
[3] Cooling coil, stainless steel AISI 316
[4] Return water R1/2 (male thread)
[5] Water supply R1/2 (female thread)
kVA n
Pressure lubrication M3R70..90 f 7
i
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7.7 Pressure lubrication M3R70..90

This section describes pressure lubrication for M3R70...90 gear units. (For pressure
lubrication of MC3R..02...09 gear units → consult SEW-EURODRIVE).
Pressure lubrication is used
• to ensure adequate lubrication of input-end gearing and bearings at certain
operating conditions (see section 4 "Selection tables." Marked with "*" means
"pressure lubrication required")
• when the gear unit must be cooled by an external oil/water or oil/air cooling system.
Consult SEW-EURODRIVE in this case.
When pressure lubrication is used, the oil level is low. Gearing and bearing not
submerged in the oil bath are lubricated through a shaft end pump or a motor pump.
For exact dimensions of the pressure lubricating unit, refer to the order-specific
dimension drawing.
Shaft end pump The maintenance-free RHP shaft end pump [1] is suited for operation in both directions
M3R 70...90 of rotation.
[1] [1]
52058XX
For operation with variable input speed, it is essential to consult SEW-

EURODRIVE.
The standard scope of delivery includes

• RHP shaft end pump [1]
• instrumentation version "IP" comprising
– visual pressure gauge (0...10 bars)
– pressure switch
• piping and tube connections
kVA n
7 f Pressure lubrication M3R70..90
i
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Visual pressure gauge:

Function: The system serves to visually indicate the pressure in the pressure lubricating
system.
52084AXX
Pressure switch:
Function: The electric contact opens when the switching point is reached and serves to
monitor the functioning of pressure lubrication.
Connection:
Cable connection: PG 9
Electrical connection: DIN 43650 - AF3
In
1 1 3
3 2
2
Out N.O.
Out N.C.
52085AXX
Technical data:
Switching point 0.5 bars (= factory setting)

Max. starting frequency 10 / min
Thermal stability -40 °C ... +85 °C
Switching capacity 0.1 A / AC 250 V
Overpressure-proof up to 15 bars
Type of protection IP 65
Housing material AlMg5
kVA n
Pressure lubrication M3R70..90 f 7
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Motor pump The MHP motor pump is suited for operation in both directions of rotation.
M3R 70...90
[1]
52059AXX
[1] Motor pump
The standard scope of delivery includes

• MHP motor pump comprising
– AC motor
– coupling between AC motor and gear wheel pump
– gear wheel pump
• instrumentation version "IP" comprising
– visual pressure gauge (0...10 bars)
– pressure switch
• piping and tube connections
• bracket installed on the gear unit to accommodate the motor pump.
AC motor:
Supply voltage: 220-240 V / 380-420 V, 50 Hz
Instrumentation IP
See shaft end pump
Consult SEW-EURODRIVE in case of deviating supply voltages and/or 60 Hz operation.
Other optional instruments (flow monitor, temperature monitor, ...) and optional
equipment (oil filter, ...) are also available. Consult SEW-EURODRIVE.
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7 f Auxiliary drives with motor adapter AM.. (NEMA) for empty buckets
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7.8 Auxiliary drives with motor adapter AM.. (NEMA) for empty buckets [mm]
MC3R..02..09
B5 C5 E5 F5 G2 G5 L5 S5 Z5 Z12 D1 L1 T1 U1
AM56 11 -4.8 93.5 16.5 15.875 47 18.1
MC3RL..02 KF.. 37 114.3 149.2 4.5 120 170 10.5 4.76
AM143 12 3 117 14.5 22.225 57 24.7
MC3RL..03 AM56 11 -4.8 87 16.5 15.875 47 18.1
KF.. 47 114.3 149.2 4.5 160 170 10.5 4.76
MC3RL..04 AM143 12 3 110.5 14.5 22.225 57 24.7
AM56 11 -4.8 87 16.5 15.875 47 18.1
MC3RL..05
KF.. 67 AM143 114.3 149.2 4.5 160 170 10.5 4.76
MC3RL..06 12 3 110.5 14.5 22.225 57 24.7
AM145
AM56 11 -4.8 81 16.5 15.875 47 18.1
AM143 114.3 149.2 4.5 170 10.5 4.76
MC3RL..07 KF.. 77 12 200 3 103.5 14.5 22.225 57 24.7
AM145
AM182 215.9 10 184 5 228 3 15 139.5 16.5 28.575 69 31.7 6.35
AM56 11 -4.8 81 16.5 15.875 47 18.1
AM143 114.3 149.2 4.5 170 10.5 4.76
MC3RL..08 12 3 103.5 14.5 22.225 57 24.7
KF.. 77 AM145 200
MC3RL..09
AM182
215.9 10 184 5 228 3 15 139.5 16.5 28.575 69 31.7 6.35
AM184
M3R..70..90
B5 C5 E5 F5 G2 G5 L5 S5 Z5 Z12 D1 L1 T1 U1
AM143
M3R...70 114.3 12 149.2 4.5 170 10.5 98.5 14.5 22.225 57 24.7 4.76
AM145
M3R.. 80 KF.. 87 250
AM182 3
M3R...90 215.9 10 184 5 228 15 134.5 16.5 28.575 69 31.7 6.35
AM184
kVA n
Auxiliary drives with motor adapter AM.. (NEMA) for filled buckets f 7
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7.9 Auxiliary drives with motor adapter AM.. (NEMA) for filled buckets [mm]
MC3R..02...09
B5 C5 E5 F5 G2 G5 L5 S5 Z5 Z12 D1 L1 T1 U1
AM56 11 -4.8 93.5 16.5 15.875 47 18.1
MC03R...02 SF..67 AM143 114.3 149.2 4.5 120 170 10.5 4.76
12 3 117 14.5 22.225 57 24.7
AM145
AM56 11 -4.8 81 16.5 15.875 47 18.1
MC03R...03
SF..77 AM143 114.3 149.2 4.5 200 170 10.5 4.76
MC03R...04 12 3 103.5 14.5 22.225 57 24.7
AM145
AM56 11 -4.8 81 16.5 15.875 47 18.1
AM143 114.3 149.2 4.5 170 10.5 4.76
MC03R...05 SF..77 12 200 103.5 14.5 22.225 57 24.7
AM145 3
AM182 215.9 10 184 5 228 15 139.5 16.5 28.575 69 31.7 6.35
AM143
114.3 12 149.2 4.5 170 3 10.5 98.5 14.5 22.225 57 24.7 4.76
AM145
MC03R...06 SF..87 250
AM182
215.9 10 184 5 228 3 15 134.5 16.5 28.575 69 31.7 6.35
AM184
MC03R...07 AM182
SF..97 215.9 10 184 5 300 228 3 15 129.5 16.5 28.575 69 31.7 6.35
MC03R...08 AM184
AM182
MC03R...09 10 3 129.5 16.5 28.575 69 31.7 6.35
SF..97 AM184 215.9 184 5 300 228 15
AM213/215 11 6.3 178.5 15.8 34.925 85 38.7 7.94
kVA n
7 f Auxiliary drives with motor adapter AM.. (NEMA) for filled buckets [mm]
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M3R..70..90
B5 C5 E5 F5 G2 G5 L5 S5 Z5 Z12 D1 L1 T1 U1
AM182
10 3 123.5 16.5 28.575 69 31.7 6.35
M3R...70 AM184
KF..107 215.9 184 5 350 228 15
M3R...80 AM213/215 11 6.3 172.5 15.8 34.925 85 38.7 7.94
AM254/256 12 6.3 223 8.8 41.275 101 45.8 9.53
AM182
10 3 123.5 16.5 28.575 69 31.7 6.35
AM184
215.9 184 5 228 15
M3R...90 KF..107 AM213/215 11 350 6.3 172.5 15.8 34.925 85 38.7 7.94
AM254/256 12 6.3 223 8.8 41.275 101 45.8 9.53
AM284/286 266.7 15 228.6 5 286 6.3 15 230 15.8 47.625 117 53.4 12.7
Index
8
8 Index
A T
Application data 19 Temperature sensor PT100 93
Auxiliary drives 28 Tolerances 42
Auxiliary drives with motor adapter AM.. (NEMA) 100 Torque arm 94
Torque limiting backstop 13
C
Type designation bucket elevator gear unit 14
Calculation factors 20
Type of lubrication 9
Coating 9
W
D
Weight information 9
Data for drive dimensioning 18
Dimension sheets 44
F
Fan 89
G
Gear unit selection 19
H
Hollow shafts 42
I
Inductive encoder 12
Information on dimension drawings 41
L
Lubrication fill quantities 33
M
Motor swing base 13
O
Oil heater 91
Options 13
Output direction of rotation 15
P
Product description 7
Product range 5
Project planning 17
Project planning process 19
S
Scope of delivery 8
Sealing systems 88
Selection tables 34
Shaft end 42
Shaft position and direction of rotation 16
Speed monitor W 10
Speed monitoring 10
Supplementary equipment 10
9 Abbreviation Legend
9 Abbreviation Legend
ED Cyclic duration factor %
f1 Height factor –
fn1 Drive speed factor n1 –
fV Installation site factor –
FA1 Axial load at gear unit input [N]
FA2 Axial load at gear unit output [N]
FF Factor for the maximum load frequency per hour –
fA Frequency of auxiliary drive [Hz]
FS Service factor = MN2/MK2 –
HA Length of torque arm [mm]
[m above
H Installation altitude
sea level]
HSS Input shaft –
i Gear unit reduction ratio –
iex Precise gear ratio –
iN Rated gear ratio –
IP.. Enclosure of motor of auxiliary drive –
JLoad Mass moment of inertia to be driven [10-4 kgm2]
LSS Output shaft –
m Weight without lubricant filling [kg]
MK2 Output torque at main gear unit [kNm]
MK2max Maximum output torque at main gear unit [kNm]
MK2perm Permitted output torque at main gear unit [kNm]
MK3 Output torque at main drive with driving power from auxiliary drive [kNm]
MN2 Rated torque of main gear unit [kNm]
n1 Input speed (HSS) [1/min]
n2 Output speed (LSS) [1/min]
n3 Output speed at main drive with driving power from auxiliary drive [1/min]
PK1 Operating power at gear unit input [kW]
PK1max Maximum operating power at gear unit input [kW]
PK1zul Permitted operating power at gear unit input [kW]
PK2 Output power [kW]
Pm Rated power of drive motor of auxiliary drive [kW]
PN1 Rated power of gear unit [kW]
PT Thermal power [kW]
PTH Thermal limit rating of gear unit according to table in the catalog [kW]
S.. Operating mode –
ϑamb Ambient temperature [° C]
Vspeed monitor Operating voltage of speed monitor [V]
Voutp Operating voltage of auxiliary drive [V]
η Efficiency –
In Rated current of auxiliary drive [A]

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1 The SEW-EURODRIVE Group .......................................................................... 5

6 Dimension Sheets ........................................................................................... 44

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9 Abbreviation Legend .................................................................................... 104

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1 The SEW-EURODRIVE Group

The product • Gearmotors, gear units and motors

• Electronically controlled drives with

• Components for decentralized installation

• Industrial gear units

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• Mechanical variable speed drives

Additional catalogs • Gear units

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2.1 Scope of delivery

Not included in the scope of delivery:

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2.2 General design

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2.3 Mandatory supplementary equipment

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[1] Relay output

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Electrical design DC PNP

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2.5 Bucket elevator gear unit type designation

Gear unit size 02...09

Mounting F = foot / T = torque arm

Output shaft S = solid shaft / H= hollow shaft

Helical-bevel gear unit, horizontally mounted housing,

Number of gear unit stages

Gear unit series

Gear unit size 70...90

Mounting F = foot / T = torque arm

Output shaft S = solid shaft / H= hollow shaft

Helical-bevel gear unit, horizontally mounted housing,

Number of gear unit stages

Gear unit series

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2.6 Order information

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2.7 Shaft position and corresponding direction of rotation

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3 Project Planning of Bucket Elevator Gear Units

Drive The publication "Drive Engineering – Practical Implementation – Drive Arrangements

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3.2 Data for drive dimensioning

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3.3 Project planning process

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3.4 Calculation factors

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3.5 Additional project planning notes

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