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MAE 342 – Dynamics of Machines
Spur Gear Design
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MAE 342 – Dynamics of Machines 2
Idealized Spur Gears
• The speed ratio is given by:
R3R2
ω3
ω2
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Tooth pitch• However, in order for the gears to mesh, they must have the same tooth pitch
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Tooth pitch• “Circular pitch” is arc-length per tooth:
p =
• In metric use “module”:
m =
• With inch units use “diametral pitch”:
P =
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Standard (AGMA) Gears• Gears come with standard pitches and pressure angles
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Pressure Angle• As meshed gears rotate, the teeth slide against each other
and the contact point changes continuously, but the contact point always lies on the pressure line.
• The direction of the force is always in the direction of the pressure line (i.e., normal to surface at contact point).
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The Involute Gear Tooth Profile
• In order to maintain contact on the line of action with the force always at the same pressure angle, an involute profile must be used. It is generated as shown.
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Addendum and Dedendum
• Addendum (a) is the distance from the pitch circle to the top of the teeth
• Dedendum(d) is the distance to the bottom.
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Finished Spur Gears
Clearance: c = d – aTooth thickness at pitch circle: t = p /2
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MAE 342 – Dynamics of Machines 10
Racks and Internal Gears
• Rack
• Internal Gear
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Interference and Undercutting• If the teeth are too large for the pitch diameter, there will be
interference on the flank of the driving teeth during approach.
• There should only be contact between points A and B (where the base circle meets the pressure line). Points C and D (where the addendum circles meet the pressure line) should be between A and B.
• If teeth are too large, the gear designer must:� provide undercutting – leave space at base of teeth � very weak teeth
� increase number of teeth � smaller teeth are weaker
� increase pitch circle radius � bigger, faster, noisier gears
� increase pressure angle � more friction
� make gear teeth stubbier � non-standard gears
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Interference and Undercutting
To avoid interference:
CP ≤ AP
PD ≤ PB
AP = R2 sin Φ
PB = R3 sin Φ
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Contact Ratio
• Average number of teeth in contact at once.
CD = CP + PD
pb = p cos Φ
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Length & Angle of Approach & Recess
Angle of approach: α2 = CP/r2 α3 = CP/r3
Angle of recess: β2 = PD/r2 β3 = PD/r3
Length of path of:
• approach: CP
• recess: PD
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Increasing the center distance