- Screw speed
- 4000 rpm
- Recommended peak torque
- 0.254 N·m
- Peak mechanical power
- 106 W
Speed exceeds the basic threshold; detailed review required
LINEAR AXIS SIZING ASSISTANT · 01
Start with the load and target cycle
Symmetric acceleration and deceleration, zero start/end speed, and one direct-drive point-to-point move. Inertia, critical speed, life, DN, and static safety screening are included. Gearboxes, preload drag, regeneration, and manufacturer torque-speed curves are excluded.
Compare speed and torque for the same motion task
Speed exceeds the basic threshold; detailed review required
Trade-off: Increasing lead reduces the rpm required for the same linear speed, but increases linear-load torque proportionally. This section is a lead screen; continue with the engineering and drive-train checks below and confirm against the selected product catalog.
Turn the calculations into targets for catalog review
Prefer the option that stays at or below 3000 rpm to preserve more margin for the critical-speed review.
Add candidate screw and duty-cycle data for the preferred option
Read the root diameter, support span, and Ca from the candidate screw catalog. Life is estimated for full reciprocating travel using a conservative equivalent axial load and excludes preload.
Weighted over motion and dwell; includes the 1.5× safety factor
Operating-speed utilization 53.0%
Peak-load utilization 0.9%
Ca required for target life ≥ 700 N
Final confirmation still requires the candidate model's DN limit, static load rating, preload data, and the motor torque–speed curve.
Add rotating inertia, DN, static rating, and motor catalog data
Read shaft diameter, ball center diameter, DN, C0a, and motor performance from the actual candidate catalogs. Use the motor manufacturer's permitted inertia-ratio limit.
Candidate motor limit ≤ 10.0×
Candidate peak-torque utilization 38.4%
Candidate rated-torque utilization 66.9%
Minimum of critical-speed, DN, and motor limits
Candidate DN-limit utilization 59.3%
Entered requirement ≥ 2.0×
Final review still needs drive voltage, torque–speed curve, regenerative capacity, brake, and coupling permissible speed.
Formula and substituted values from motion profile to peak torque
2 × tₐ = 0.400 s < T = 0.800 sThe move includes a constant-speed segment.
v = 400 ÷ (0.8 − 0.200)Used to calculate screw rpm and peak power.
a = 666.67 ÷ 0.200 ÷ 1000Acceleration distance 66.67 mm, constant-speed distance 266.67 mm.
F = μmg + ma = 12.26 + 83.33Horizontal motion includes guide friction and acceleration force.
n = 60 × 666.67 ÷ 10Check critical speed using the selected screw diameter, length, and support arrangement.
M = 95.60 × 10 ÷ (2π × 0.900 × 1000) × 1.5Includes the safety factor but excludes rotating inertia and preload drag torque.
Peak speedv = S / (T − tₐ)
Screw speedn = 60v / L
Drive torqueM = FL / (2πη)
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