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axial thrust

11/07/2009 2:30 AM

how to calculate axial thrust in single helical gear box
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11/07/2009 2:40 AM

Trigonometry.

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Re: axial thrust

11/07/2009 6:18 AM

Should give the second hint : Pressure angle
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Re: axial thrust

11/08/2009 4:15 AM

my dear pressure angle is 40 degree
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