2020
DOI: 10.5829/ije.2020.33.12c.18
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Studying the Effective Parameters on Teeth Height in Internal Gear Flowforming Process

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“…wherein: e R s f   1 , and by substituting equations from Equation (23) to Equation (26) into Equation (17), the profile equation of the driving eccentric circular gear is expressed as follows:…”
Section: 1 the Profile Equation Of The Driving Gearmentioning
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“…wherein: e R s f   1 , and by substituting equations from Equation (23) to Equation (26) into Equation (17), the profile equation of the driving eccentric circular gear is expressed as follows:…”
Section: 1 the Profile Equation Of The Driving Gearmentioning
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“…A setback in these works is the difference in shape and dimension of the teeth located around NCGs since these are gears with asymmetrical tooth profiles. The NCGs is different from standard cylindrical gears with the constant gear ratio [24][25][26]. The tooth thickness changes along with centrodes in the generation by a standard rack-cutter, and at places where the radius of the centrodes is small, the tooth are often undercutting.…”
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