Involute Self-braking Inverse Gears. Geometry of External and Internal Engagement

The relevance of the problem of the gear tooth action in a plane synthesis based on the criterion of tooth profile wheel group curvature is justified. Based on a mathematical model of gear tooth action in a plane with a constant angular speed ratio, an algorithm for solving the problem with a given constant curvature is given. The obtained solutions allow us to perform an analysis of the general type of lantern gear in a plane.

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Gear tooth action in a plane synthesis based on the criterion of constant curvature

Timofeev

Barkova

2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Involute Self-braking Inverse Gears. Geometry of External and Internal Engagement

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Gear tooth action in a plane synthesis based on the criterion of constant curvature

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