Research Article
[Retracted] Retrospection of the Optimization Model for Designing the Power Train of a Formula Student Race Car
Table 3
Comparison of different drive systems.
| S. No | Belt drive | Gear drive | Chain drive |
| 1 | Main element are pulleys and belt | Main element gears | Main element sprockets, chain | 2 | Chances of slip | No-slip | No-slip | 3 | Used for large centre distance | Used for the short centre distance | Used for the moderate centre distance | 4 | More space required | Less space required | Moderate space required | 5 | Simple in design and manufacturing | Complicated in design and manufacturing | The simplest in design and manufacturing | 6 | Failure in belt does not damage machine | Failure in gear may cause serious break down in the machine | Failure in a chain may not seriously damage the machine | 7 | Life time is less | More life time | Moderate life time | 8 | Lubrication not required | Requires proper lubrication | Lubrication required | 9 | Mainly used for low-velocity ratio | Mainly used for high velocity ratio | Mainly used for moderate velocity ratio | 10 | Low installation cost | High installation cost | Moderate installation cost |
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