This document discusses gear elements checking and various types of gears such as spur gears, helical gears, and bevel gears. It describes nomenclature used for gear elements and explains that deviations from the true circular form introduced during production can limit gears' ability to transmit uniform motion. These possible errors occurring in gears include tooth thickness variations, run-out errors, pitch errors, and tooth form errors related to profile, alignment, and surface finish. Checking gear elements enables measuring the magnitude of these errors to control manufacturing.
This document discusses gear elements checking and various types of gears such as spur gears, helical gears, and bevel gears. It describes nomenclature used for gear elements and explains that deviations from the true circular form introduced during production can limit gears' ability to transmit uniform motion. These possible errors occurring in gears include tooth thickness variations, run-out errors, pitch errors, and tooth form errors related to profile, alignment, and surface finish. Checking gear elements enables measuring the magnitude of these errors to control manufacturing.
This document discusses gear elements checking and various types of gears such as spur gears, helical gears, and bevel gears. It describes nomenclature used for gear elements and explains that deviations from the true circular form introduced during production can limit gears' ability to transmit uniform motion. These possible errors occurring in gears include tooth thickness variations, run-out errors, pitch errors, and tooth form errors related to profile, alignment, and surface finish. Checking gear elements enables measuring the magnitude of these errors to control manufacturing.
PGTE 0215 Types of gears • Spur gear • Helical gear • Spiral gear • Bevel gear • Worm gear • Rack & pinion Nomenclature of gear elements Gear elements checking Various deviations from the true form of circular gears limit their ability to transmit uniform angular velocity at their designed speed and power. These deviations or errors are introduced during the production of the gear elements. The ability to measure these variations enables their magnitude to be determined and controlled during manufacture. The various possible errors occurring in circular gearing are: .Tooth Thickness .Run-out Errors .Pitch Errors .Tooth Form Errors -profile -alignment -surface finish. THANK YOU
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