Bevel Gearing
Bevel Gearing
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Crown Gear Suppose it is required to make a crown gear and a pinion for the same number of teeth, pitch and face as in the previous example. What are the additional calculations necessary? Following the proper for- mulas in the order given by the chart, we have: 15 sin op = = 0. 25000 = sin 14 29' (34) 60 7 = 90 + 14 29' = 104 29' (35) The other calculations are similar to those already given.
Internal Bevel Gear Let it be required to design a pair of bevel gears of the same num- ber of teeth, ...pitch and face, in which the center angle is 115 degrees. This being an example of obtuse angle gearing, we use Formula 31.
0. 90631 tan a p = = 0. 25334 = tan 14 13* (31) 60 0. 42262 15 Thus, according to Rule 32, we find that 14 13' + 90 = 104* 13' 115 .. (32) 18 No. 37 BEVEL GEARING showing that the gear is an internal bevel gear. Applying the rules and formulas for internal bevel gearing, we have: 0. 90631 tan a a = 5. 25032 = tan 79 13' 15 0. 42262 60 180 79 13' = 100 47' 7 = 100 47' + 14 13' = 115 20 C = = 10.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crown Gear Suppose it is required to make a crown gear and a pinion for the same number of teeth, pitch and face as in the previous example. What are the additional calculations necessary? Following the proper for- mulas in the order given by the chart, we have: 15 sin op = = 0. 25000 = sin 14 29' (34) 60 7 = 90 + 14 29' = 104 29' (35) The other calculations are similar to those already given.
Internal Bevel Gear Let it be required to design a pair of bevel gears of the same num- ber of teeth, ...pitch and face, in which the center angle is 115 degrees. This being an example of obtuse angle gearing, we use Formula 31.
0. 90631 tan a p = = 0. 25334 = tan 14 13* (31) 60 0. 42262 15 Thus, according to Rule 32, we find that 14 13' + 90 = 104* 13' 115 .. (32) 18 No. 37 BEVEL GEARING showing that the gear is an internal bevel gear. Applying the rules and formulas for internal bevel gearing, we have: 0. 90631 tan a a = 5. 25032 = tan 79 13' 15 0. 42262 60 180 79 13' = 100 47' 7 = 100 47' + 14 13' = 115 20 C = = 10.
What to read after Bevel Gearing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph E Ralph Edward Flanders to read onlineMoreLess
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