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Comprehensive Guide to Gears Design

The document provides a comprehensive overview of gears, including their definition, classification, and various types such as pinions, racks, and bevel gears. It discusses the standards set by the American Gear Manufacturers Association (AGMA) and includes information on gear trains and gearboxes. Additionally, it covers the forces acting on gear teeth and introduces the Lewis equation for calculating gear stress.

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Comprehensive Guide to Gears Design

The document provides a comprehensive overview of gears, including their definition, classification, and various types such as pinions, racks, and bevel gears. It discusses the standards set by the American Gear Manufacturers Association (AGMA) and includes information on gear trains and gearboxes. Additionally, it covers the forces acting on gear teeth and introduces the Lewis equation for calculating gear stress.

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GEARS

Ing. Jorge E. Flores


Mechanical Design of Equipment
Year 2017
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McGraw-Hill. Mexico. 1999. (620.004.2 S 555e6).


GEARS

DEFINITION: They are notched cylindrical wheels that are used


to transmit movement and power from a shaft or axle
rotating to another.
Pine nut

Pinion or drive wheel: Gear that


transmit the movement.
Gear, driven wheel or crown:
Gear that receives the movement
Gear

Standards: AGMA, American Gear Manufacturers Association


CLASSIFICATION OF GEARS
Straight gear teeth
Curved tooth gears
According to the shape of the tooth
*
*
According to the meaning
relative of rotation that
print on the axes
External gears
Internal gears
According to the measure
of the diameter of
the wheels
Wheel and pinion gears
Pinion and rack gears
*
*
According to the way of
the wheel
Circular gears
Non-circular gears
Outer gears
Straight tooth gear
Gear teeth
curves
Straight tooth internal gears
Internal gears
of curved teeth
Wheel and pinion gear
Rack and pinion gear
Non-circular gear
According to the situation of the respective trees
*

Cylindrical straight-toothed gears


Helical gear cylindrical teeth
Trees or axes
parallels

Cylindrical gears with helical teeth


Cylindrical gear of
straight teeth
Straight tooth bevel gears
Helical gear bevel gears
Trees or axes that
they are cut
Straight tooth bevel gear
Cone gears with teeth
helicoidales
Hyperbolic gears with cylindrical helical teeth
Hyperbolic gears with conical helical teeth: hypoid
Eng. of the worm screw (worm screw and concave wheel)
Trees or axes that
they intersect in different
planes in space
Hyperbolic gear with wheels
helicoidal cylindrical teeth
Worm gear
worm screw and concave wheel
Hyperbolic gear with conical wheels
of helical teeth: hypoid
Lead screw
Nomenclature or Notation of Gears
Characteristics of 2 Teeth of a Straight Cylindrical
Gear
Steps of the Teeth
Circular Step
Diametral Step
Pd
Module
Gear Trains
Simple gear train
Compound gear train
Relationship of speeds of a Gear Train
GEARBOX
Gearbox section of
a car
Way to change direction
rotation of an axis
Diagram of a gearbox
Operation
NORTON BOX
Pressure Angle
Interference
Forces in the Teeth of a Gear
Lewis equation
σTension or Effort
Wt: Tangential force
Diameter Step

Width of the tooth face


Y:Lewis Form Factor
Lewis equation
Modified

Geometry Factor

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