Novel Measuring Principle of Pitch Deviation Evaluated through Double-Flank Gear Rolling Test with Rack Probe

Tang, Jie; Shi, Zhaoyao; Fang, Zhiqiang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/kem.523-524.832

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“…In 2012, Shi's team proposed a new system for evaluating profile deviation based on application of the principle of the double-flank rolling test, for the purpose of high-speed inspections carried out directly in the workshop [67], [68]. This method measures movement in the radial and tangential direction at the same time with a rack probe ( Figure 21), while it meshes with the test gear -without any backlash in a double-flank testing machine.…”

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A review of tangential composite and radial composite gear inspection

Pueo

Santolaria

Acero

et al. 2017

Precision Engineering

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This paper presents an overview of the literature on tangential composite and radial composite gear inspection. It demonstrates -by dealing with their origins and key milestones in their history and development -the important role that inspections play in terms of the functional nature of the gears concerned. This comprehensive consideration of the subject also attempts to demonstrate how the lack of clear guidelines and standards designed to unify the criteria applied to testing, the interpretation of results and calibration of equipment, along with the number of simultaneous variables involved in trials of this type, leads to doubts (including with respect to the actual standards concerned) as to whether these tests are valid, or instead accepted only has partial validations. Even so, the repeatability of the experimental data demonstrates not only their metrological potential, with respect to functionality, but also the fact that they are both effective and original.

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A review of tangential composite and radial composite gear inspection

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Santolaria

Acero

et al. 2017

Precision Engineering

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“…(1) The development of novel measuring device using new principle and structure. [7][8][9] Some novel measuring device are developed, such as a transmission error tester for face gear based on singleflank rolling principle, which can inspect several errors such as pitch deviation and transmission error. 7 Tang et al 8 developed a gear measuring using double-flank rack probe (DFRP) method, which can be used to measure pitch and profile deviations on the left and right flanks simultaneously.…”

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“…(1) The development of novel measuring device using new principle and structure. [7][8][9] The State Key Laboratory of Mechanical Transmissions, Chongqing University, Chongqing, P.R. China Some novel measuring device are developed, such as a transmission error tester for face gear based on singleflank rolling principle, which can inspect several errors such as pitch deviation and transmission error.…”

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Geometric error detection of curve-face gear pairs

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Huang

Cao

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Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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A new type of gear pair, the curve-face gear pair, composed of a curve-face gear and a non-circular gear with mutual engagement, was proposed to achieve variable ratio transmission of motion and power between the intersecting axes. Geometric error detection is required to evaluate the grade of the manufactured gears. Due to the complexity of the curve-face gear, direct detection has been conducted in a very limited way. In this article, a measurement method aimed at curve-face gear pair artifacts is presented based on the computer numerical control gear measuring center. By comparing the measured coordinate data of the surface points with the corresponding theoretical data, various errors such as tooth profile error and pitch deviation can be obtained, and accuracy grades are evaluated with reference to accuracy standards for cylindrical gear and bevel gear. The developed method is simple and robust without requiring a special measuring device; hence, it can be applied for the industrial practice as a means for measuring the tooth profile and pitch deviations which cannot be measured by conventional methods.

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A prediction model of gear radial composite deviation based on digital twin mesh

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Novel Measuring Principle of Pitch Deviation Evaluated through Double-Flank Gear Rolling Test with Rack Probe

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

A review of tangential composite and radial composite gear inspection

A review of tangential composite and radial composite gear inspection

Geometric error detection of curve-face gear pairs

A prediction model of gear radial composite deviation based on digital twin mesh

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