Abstract
Designing and Validation of a Sprocket Wheel for a Formula Student Vehicle - written by Rohan Rai , Sharat Anand , Shayak Choudhary published on 2020/06/05 download full article with reference data and citations
Highlights
A sprocket is a categorical type of wheel with multiple teeth/slots that can mesh with a chain and get attached with it
The part is a component manufactured for the Formula Student car of Team Hermes Racing of KIIT University
Design Determination of The Sprocket As per the formulas provided in the table (3), the values required for designing a Sprocket wheel are determined
Summary
A sprocket is a categorical type of wheel with multiple teeth/slots that can mesh with a chain and get attached with it. 'Sprocket', namely refers to a wheel of any type over which radially directed projections for engagement is made and a chain is passed over it. It is differentiated from a gear by the fact that it can never be meshed together directly and differs from a pulley as a sprocket has teeth. Sprocket wheels and chain are typically used for transmission of power from one shaft to another from where a restriction of slippage is present. Sprockets are designed to bear heavy torque and resistance to fatigue load
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