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Crossed Helical Gear Design

07/03/2011 9:14 AM

Dear frnds,

Crossed helical gear design- Reg, if you know plz revert back to me..

Existing available data are follows,

1. Gear Helical,

No. of teeth : 14 nos

Addendum modification co-eff,: -0.4

Helix angle: 67 deg 15 mins

PCD,:28.32 mm

2. Helical pinion data:

No. of teeth : 9 nos

Addendum modification co-eff: -0.2

Helix angle: 28 deg 45 mins

PCD: 7.89 mm

Common to both gear & pinion,

Tooth form : shifted gear

Tooth: Full depth tooth

centre distance : 18.3 mm

Module: 0.8 mm

pressure angle: 20 deg.

Shaft angle: 96 deg.

From the above data, I need justification for addendum modification co-eff, helix angle & PCD relation ship.

How to arrive addendum modification co-efficient factor?

Thanks & Regards,

Prakash R

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Re: Crossed Helical Gear Design

07/03/2011 2:13 PM

Correction factors which are a shift of theoretical generating profile. They are object of CHOICE, there are indications how to do it and those make me ask why for small nr. of teeth the correction are negative which increases the risk for root undercutting. If it is so then the gears are not designed to transmit power or torque but only for kinematics. The choice was done in order to obtain the wished or imposed distance between centre lines. This is the distance between the 2 planes in which the shafts are.

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