The Elements of Machine Design volume 1
The Elements of Machine Design volume 1
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Then the 316 Machine Design radii of the base circles are |f ths (or 0-968) of the radii of the pitch lines.
If we move the centres c : c* further apart, the obliquity of action is increased, but we obtain for the teeth the same involute curves Hence in the new position the curves of the teeth are the same. With involute wheels, if the distance between the axes of the wheels alters by wear of journals or otherwise, the teeth still act correctly. But the obliquity of action and length of the pat...h of contact is changed. Further, any pair of involute wheels of the same pitch gear correctly together.
The figure shows the tooth contours at the pitch point, and at beginning and ending contact. Hence arcs of the pitch lines, measured from p to the tooth contour of the wheel at beginning or ending contact, are the arcs of approach and recess for the length of tooth shown. Thus the arc of the pitch line of the upper wheel from^ to the contour d\ a } is the arc of approach, and to the contour through */ 2 the arc of recess (see 192).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the 316 Machine Design radii of the base circles are |f ths (or 0-968) of the radii of the pitch lines.
If we move the centres c : c* further apart, the obliquity of action is increased, but we obtain for the teeth the same involute curves Hence in the new position the curves of the teeth are the same. With involute wheels, if the distance between the axes of the wheels alters by wear of journals or otherwise, the teeth still act correctly. But the obliquity of action and length of the pat...h of contact is changed. Further, any pair of involute wheels of the same pitch gear correctly together.
The figure shows the tooth contours at the pitch point, and at beginning and ending contact. Hence arcs of the pitch lines, measured from p to the tooth contour of the wheel at beginning or ending contact, are the arcs of approach and recess for the length of tooth shown. Thus the arc of the pitch line of the upper wheel from^ to the contour d\ a } is the arc of approach, and to the contour through */ 2 the arc of recess (see 192).
What to read after The Elements of Machine Design volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Cawthorne Unwin to read onlineMoreLess
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