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Boundless+ Dynamic LNP™ Specialty Compounds Advanced Gear Solutions SABIC BOUNDLESS+ DYNAMIC LNP™ SPECIALTY COMPOUNDS Advanced gear solutions SABIC Founded in 1976, SABIC is today the first public, global multinational enterprise headquartered in the Middle East. Our products range from bulk commodity chemicals to highly engineered plastics for demanding applications. We are a leading producer of polyethylene, polypropylene, glycols, methanol and fertilizers and the world’s third largest polyolefin producer. SABIC’s offerings include Chemicals, Polymers, Specialties, Agri- Nutrients and Metals. In Saudi Arabia, the Netherlands, Spain, the USA, India, China and Japan, our dedicated Technology & Innovation centers research ways to meet our customers’ needs with excellence. INNOVATING FOR CUSTOMER SUCCESS We believe that SABIC customers deserve We offer expertise and experience to our the full benefit of every advantage our customers in a variety of ways: enterprise can offer. After all, our success is defined by our customers’ success. And • Material solutions to help drive with more than 80 years of experience innovation and market leadership. pioneering advanced engineering thermoplastics, SABIC is positioned to • Design, logistics and processing help create new opportunities for growth expertise to spark new ideas and better and breakthrough applications. efficiencies. • Unwavering commitment to build long- term relationships with ingenuity, trust and continuous improvement. It’s what we strive for and work to deliver… a mutual benefit. Excellence and nothing less. 2 ADVANCED GEAR SOLUTIONS There are times when a single resin like POM may not provide the performance needed for advanced gears. The SABIC product portfolio is based on a variety of thermoplastic resins in combination with different internal lubricants. • Available in >20 different resins HIGH ACCURACY • Based on six different lubricants and • LUBRILOY™ D2000 compound combinations • LUBRILOY D20001 compound • Available in unfilled and filled versions • LUBrICOMP™ DFL36 compound (glass/carbon fiber, mineral) • LUBrICOMP EFL36 compound • UL94 V0 grades are available • and other compounds WhErE POM may not work NOISE REDUCTION • high accuracy requirements • LUBRILOY R2000 compound • Low noise requirements • LUBRILOY D2000 compound • Tooth stress > 43 MPa • LUBRILOY D20001 compound • Temperature >80 °C • LUBrICOMP kL004 compound • Enhanced wear and/or friction • and other compounds • Agency flame requirement >h B High heat/hIgh torque • LUBrICOMP EFL36 compound • LUBrICOMP OFL36 compound • LUBrICOMP UFL36S compound • VERTON™ RV00AES compound • and other compounds Primary gear grades LUBRILOY D2000 compound PC high impact, good dimensional stability LUBRILOY D2001 compound PC (Fr) Environmentally friendly flame resistance, good dimensional stability LUBRILOY R2000 compound PA66 Good chemical resistance, low SG and noise LUBrICOMP kL004 compound POM, PTFE Low wear factor, superior friction LUBrICOMP DFL36 compound PC, gF & PTFE high strength, good dimensional stability LUBrICOMP WFL36 compound PBT, gF & PTFE high strength, well-balanced performance LUBrICOMP rFL36 compound PA66, gF & PTFE high strength, good chemical resistance LUBrICOMP OFL36 compound PPS, gF & PTFE high strength, high heat resistance LUBrICOMP EFL36 compound PEI, gF & PTFE high heat resistance, good dimensional stability LUBrICOMP UFL36S compound PPA, gF & PTFE Exceptional L-PV, high heat resistance LUBrICOMP LCL33E compound PEEk, CF & PTFE Superior high heat resistance, high strength VERTON RV00AES compound PA66, L-gF Superior high strength, good weld-line strength 3 TESTING ACCURACY A rolling test is a typical way of measuring gear accuracy. A dual contact rolling test detects the center distance between the master gear (which is of known high quality) and the sample gear, as they are forced to mesh with each other. The measured value is the composite gear error. CnC tooth Profile tester ROLLING TESTER TTi-120E (Tokyo Technical Instruments, Inc.) TF-40nC (Tokyo Technical Instruments, Inc.) Module = 1 LUBRILOY D2000 compound z = 54 Lubricated POM PA = 20 LUBRILOY R2000 compound Tooth width = 10mm easured center distance center easured M rotation angle in one cycle 4 GEAR WEAR gear wear test data at room temperature after 5 million revolutions Mated with lubricated POM LUBrICOMP 1.8 E-03 inches kL004 compound LUBRILOY 1.3 E-03 inches k2000 compound LUBRILOY 1.3 E-03 inches D2000 compound Lubricated POM 2.7 E-03 inches Module = 1, z = 54, PA = 20, Speed = 509 rpm, Torque = 2.51nm MMATEDATED W WITHITH SAMESAME OROR OTHERS OTHERS LUBrICOMP OFL36 compound Lubricomp OFL-4036 compound 5.40 E-04 inches withwith LUB LubricorICOMPmp R rFL-FL364036 compound compound LUBLubricorICOMPmp OF OFL36L-4036 compound compound 12.5 E-04 inches withwith LUB LubricomprICOMP OF OFL36L-403 compound6 compound LUBLubricomprICOMP RFL-4036 rFL36 compound compound 6.67 E-04 inches withwith LUB LubricomprICOMP EFL-4036 EFL36 compound compound LUBLubricomprICOMP RFL-4036 rFL36 compound compound 1.30 E-04 inches withwith LUB LubricomprICOMP DFL-4036 DFL36 compound compound LUBLubricomprICOMP RFL-4036 rFL36 compound compound withwith Lubricomp LUBrICOMP RFL-4036 rFL compound compound 3.56 E-04 inches GEAR WEAR TESTER LrI-2gL, GH (Lewis research, Inc.) LrI-2gL and GH are the computer-controlled gear wear testers monitoring backlash by rotary encoders equipped at AC servomotors. The highest motor speed is 4,000 rpm and torque limitation is 80 in-lb. LrI-2GH has a chamber to keep environmental temperature up to 260 °C. 5 TESTING ThRUST WASHER WEAR TEST LnP compouLNP COMPOUNDSnds wea WEARr facto FACTORr Kk Thrust washer wear test data at room temperature LUBRILOY D2000Lubriloy compound D compound 82 Moving mated with LUBmatedrICOMP with LubricompDFL36 LnP compounds wear factor k vs. steel DFL-4036compound compound 25 Stationary LUBrICOMP kL004Lubricomp compound KL-4040 50 LUBRILOY D2000 mated with compoundLUBRILOY matedD2000 with 60 Lubriloy D compound 20 compound compound LUBRILOY D20001 Lubricomp KL-4040 20 LUBrICOMP kL004compound compound mated 20 compound mated with LUBrICOMPwith Lubricomp rFL36 12 LUBRILOY R2000 RFL-4036compound compound 50 compound Lubricomp DFL-4036 LUBrICOMP DFL36 compound 310 LUBrICOMP kL004 compound mated 10 mated with LUBrICOMPwith LubricompDFL36 compound DFL-4036compound compound 350 LUBrICOMP DFL36 22 LUBrICOMP DFL36Lubricomp compound DFL-4036 compound compound mated 137 mated with LUBrICOMP WFL36 LUBrICOMP WFL36 with Lubricomp 80 42 WFL-4036compound compound compound LUBrICOMP WFL36Lubricomp compound WFL-4036 compound mated 194 LnP compounds wear factor k mated with LUBrICOMPwith WFL36Lubricomp WFL-4036compound compound 181 W = Volume wear (in3 or mm3) LUBRILOY R2000Lubriloy compound R compound 12 W P = Pressure (lbs/in2 or pascals) mated with LUBRILOYmated R2000 with kLnP = Lubriloy R compound 9 P • V • T V = Velocity (ft/min or m/s) compound T = Elapsed time (hours) NOISE REDUCTION noise measurement example Bigger TanΔ material shows larger attenuation TanΔ value at 100 hz LUBRILOY R2000 compound 83 dB LUBRILOY D2000 compound 87 dB Bigger LUBrICOMP rFL36 93 dB Polyester compound Elastomer: 0.119 Time POM amplitude ibration (homopolymer) 93 dB V LUBrILOy r2000: Smaller TanΔ material shows smaller attenuation 0.051 POM (Copolymer) 94 dB LUBrILOy D2000: 0.027 Sound pressure level Lubricated POM: 0.020 Smaller Time ibration amplitude ibration V Vibration damping at DMA (Dynamic Mechanical Analysis) testing 6 hIgh temperaturE ThRUST WASHER TRIBOMETER RTI of various materials LrI-1a (Lewis research, Inc.) 170 °C PEI 180 °C 130 °C PC 130 °C 240 °C PEEk 240 °C 130 °C PPS 220 °C 130 °C PPA 120 °C 140 °C unfilled PA 46 140 °C 30% GF Source: UL yellow Card rTI (°C) ThRUST WASHER WEAR TEST DATA 95° C 400 150° C vs. steel vs. 180° C k 205° C 200 260° C P compounds P n L wear factor factor wear LUBrICOMP LUBrICOMP LUBrICOMP LUBrICOMP LUBrICOMP LUBrICOMP RFL36 OFL36 OCL36 EFL36 ECL36 LCL33E compound compound compound compound compound compound PA66, gF/PTFE PPS, gF/PTFE PPS, CL/PTFE PEI, gF/PTFE PEI, CL/PTFE PEEk, CL/PTFE 21°C, Moving 400 21°C, Stationary 150°C, Moving vs. plastic vs. k 150°C, Stationary 200 P compounds P n L wear factor factor wear LUBrICOMP LUBrICOMP LUBrICOMP LUBrICOMP LUBrICOMP LUBrICOMP EFL36 EFL36 LCL33E OFL36 OFL36 OFL36 vs. EFL36 vs. UFL36S vs. LCL33E vs. EFL36 vs. OFL36 vs. UFL36 compound compound compound compound compound compound 7 TESTING VErTOn compounds VErTOn long glass fiber reinforcement provides enhanced mechanical properties, making it one of the most suitable options for metal replacement. Tensile strength (psi) at 120 °C 5,000 10,000 15,000 VERTON UV00AS compound VERTON RV00AES compound PEI 30% glass PEI 45% glass nylon 6/6 30% glass PPS 40% glass 0 50 100 150 Tensile strength (Mpa) at 120 °C VErTOn PPA and PA66 structural compounds outperform traditional “high temperature resins” at elevated temperatures. TEnsile modulus vs. temperaturE 15 VErTOn rV00AES compound at 50% RH 2.0 12 Pa) 1.5 g 9 50% short glass nylon 6/6 at 50% RH 1.0 6 0.5 Tensile modulus ( modulus Tensile 3 psi) (106 modulus Tensile 0 50 100 150 200 250 Temperature (°F) VErTOn PA66 structural composites offer superior stiffness. 8 metal replacemenT LnP specialty compounds are ideal for replacing metal gears. They can offer design flexibility and improved performance over the life of the product as well as manufacturing advantages and cost savings. Lower cost ThAn metal, plus New Product developmenT • Lighter weight • Part design recommendations • quieter • Material recommendations
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