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From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
Chart and table detailing brake system distribution and efficiencies for various servo torque multiplications.

Identifier  WestWitteringFiles\M\2April1925-June1925\  Scan128
Date  12th June 1925
  
INDIA
HS{Lord Ernest Hives - Chair}4 / LG 20525 AS MODIFIED BY N.SCH. 2005 & DAI / M 9625

DIAGRAM DATA:
DRUM DIA. 13"
.5 CAM
3.35"
2.25"
1.35
13.0"
4.35"
1.187
1.350
2.00
2.150
4.00
4.875
1.850"
3.150
6.00
DRUM DIA. 14"
.43 CAM
2.50
2.30

CALCULATIONS:
DIRECT REAR BRAKING: 13/4.35 x 1.187/1.350 x 2.000/3.150 x 6/2.3 x 14P/1 x 2.5/.43 = 355 P.
SERVO REAR BRAKING: S 13/4.35 x 1.187/1.350 x 1.850/1.750 x 4.875/8.000 x 2.150/3.150 x 213P = 249 S.P.
SERVO FRONT BRAKING: S 13/4.35 x 1.187/1.350 x 1.850/1.750 x 4.875/8.00 x 2.15/2 x 145P = 266 S.P.

TABLE: DISTRIBUTION FOR VARIOUS SERVO EFFICIENCIES.
Columns: SERVO TORQUE MULTIPLN, FOOT RATIO TO REAR, SERVO TO REAR, TOTAL TO REAR, SERVO TO FRONT, TOTAL BRAKING, % BRAKING FRONT, % BRAKING REAR.
- Row 1: 0, 355 P, 0, 335, 0, 335, 0, 100%
- Row 2: .25, 355, 62.3, 417, 66.5, 483, 13.7, 86.3
- Row 3: .5, 355, 124, 479, 133, 612, 21.6, 78.4
- Row 4: .75, 355, 187, 542, 199, 741, 26.8, 73.2
- Row 5: 1, 355, 249, 604, 266, 870, 30.6, 69.4
- Row 6: 2, 355, 498, 853, 532, 1385, 38.5, 61.5
- Row 7: 3, 355, 747, 1102, 798, 1900, 42, 58
- Row 8: 4, 355, 996, 1351, 1064, 2415, 44, 56

GRAPH:
Title: INDIA.
ORIGINAL BRAKE LEVERS AS IN HS{Lord Ernest Hives - Chair}4/LG20525,
ALTERED AS PER N.SCH. 2005 & DAI/M9625.
Left Y-Axis: CONVENTIONAL BRAKING UNITS (0-2000)
Right Y-Axis: % BRAKING (0-100)
X-Axis: SERVO TORQUE MULTIPLN UNITS (0-4)
Graph Lines: TOTAL BRAKING, % REAR BRAKING, TOTAL REAR BRAKING, % FRONT BRAKING, SERVO TO FRONT, SERVO TO REAR.

STAMP:
ROLLS-ROYCE LTD.
PRINT ROOM
12 JUN 1925
DERBY
  
  


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