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UNIT 2 GEAR
OBJECTIVES
Specific Objectives : At the end of the unit you will be able to:
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INPUT
2.0 INTRODUCTION
Gears are used to transmit power positively from one shaft to another by
means of successively engaging teeth (in two gears). They are used in place of
belt drives and other forms of friction drive when exact speed ratios and power
transmission must be maintained. Gears may also be used to increase or
decrease the speed of the driven shaft, thus decreasing or increasing the torque
of the driven number.
Spur gears, Fig. 2.1, are generally used to transmit power between
two parallel shafts. The teeth on these gears are straight and parallel to
the shafts to which they are attached. When two gears of different sizes
are in mesh, the larger is called the gear while the smaller is called the
pinion. Spur gears are used where slow to moderate- speed drive are
required.
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Gear
Pinion
Internal gears, Fig. 2.2., are used where the shafts are parallel and
the centers must be closer together and that could be achieved with spur
or helical gearing. This arrangement, provides a stronger drive since
there is the greater area of contact than with the conventional gear drive.
It also provides speed reductions with a minimum space requirement.
Internal gears are used on heavy duty tractors where much torque is
required.
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When two shafts are located at an angle with their axial lines
intersecting at 90o, power is generally transmitted by means of bevel
gears, Fig. 2.5.
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When the shafts are at right angles and the gears are of the same
size, they are called miter gears, Fig. 2.6..
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Worm
Worm gear
Figure 2.8. Hypoid gears Figure 2.9. Worm and worm gears
Pinion
Rack
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top land/peak
Fig. 2
face width
root addendum circle
face
circular pitch
flank
thooth
thickness pitch
addendum liner
pitch circle
clearance
dedendum
pitch
diamete outside base dedendum
diamete diamete circle
2.2.1. Addendum
Addendum is the radial distance between the pitch circle and the
outside diameter or the height of the tooth above the pitch.
2.2.1. Dedendum
Dedendum is the radial distance from the pitch circle to the bottom
of the tooth space.
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Pitch circle is the circle through the pitch point having its centre at
the axis of the gear.
The line formed by the intersection of the pitch surface and the
tooth surface.
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AO = R
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1 360 90
= x = ; T = no. of teeth
4 T T
w 90 90
AB = = AO sin = R sin
2 T T
MT
R =R
2
MT
i.e. D = 2R =MT and R=
2
w 90 MT 90
Hence = R sin = sin
2 T 2 T
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90
and w = MT sin (1)
T
MT
But OC = R + Add = +M
2
90 MT 90
And OB = R cos = cos
T 2 T
MT MT 90
Hence h= +M - cos
2 2 T
MT MT 90
= +M - cos ] (2)
2 2 T
MT 90
=M+ [ 1- cos ]
2 T
T 90
For diametral-pitch gears, (1) becomes w = sin
P T
1 T 90
And (2) becomes h= [1+ ( 1 – cos )
P 2 T
Example:
To calculate the gear tooth vernier setting to measure a gear of 33T,
6 modul.
90 90
w = MT sin = 6 x 33 sin
T 33
= 9.42 mm.
T T
h= M[1+ ( 1 – cos )]
2 2
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33 90
=6[1+ ( 1 – cos )]
2 33
33
=6[1+ (0.0011) ]
2
= 6.11 mm
The tooth vernier gives us a check on the size of the individual tooth, but
does not give a measure of either the pitch diameter or the accuracy of the
division of the teeth.
Figure 2.13
Fig. 2.13 shows a rack tooth symmetrically in mesh with a gear tooth
space, the curved sides of the gear teeth touching the straight rack tooth at the
points A and B on the lines of action. O is the pitch. If now we consider the rack
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tooth as an empty space bounded by its outline, a circle with centre at O and
radius OB would fit in the rack tooth and touch it at A and B (since OA and OB
are perpendicular to the side of the rack tooth). Since the rack touches the gear
at these points, the above circle (shown dotted) will rest against the gear teeth at
points A and B and will have its centre on the pitch circle.
This is the diameter of a plug which will rest in the tooth space and have
its centre on the pitch circle. Notice that the plug size remains the same for all
gears having the same pitch and pressure angle.
With such plugs placed in diametrically opposite tooth spaces, it is a
simple matter to verify the gear pitch diameter. The accuracy of the spacing
over any number of teeth may be found as shown in chordal calculations.
Example:
Calculate for a 36Tgear of 5 mm module and 20o pressure angle, (a) plug size (b)
distance over two plugs placed in opposite spaces, (c) distance over two plugs
spaced 10 teeth apart.
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Solutions:
pm
(a) Dia of plug = cos y
2
5p
= cos 20o
2
= 7.854 x 0.9397
= 7.38 mm
Pitch dia of gear = mT
= 5 x 36
= 180 mm
Figure 2.14
360
Angle subtended by 10 teeth = 10 x
36
= 100o.
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In triangle OAB:
AB = OA sin 50o
= 90 x 0.766
= 68.94
Centre distance of plugs = 2 x AB
= 2 x 68.94
= 137.88 mm.
Distance over plugs = 137.88 + 7.38
= 145.26 mm.
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ACTIVITY 2
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FEEDBACK ON ACTIVITY 2
top land/peak
face width
dedendum
pitch
diamete outside base dedendum
diamete diamete circle
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SELF-ASSESSMENT 2
1. Calculate the diameter of plug which will lie in the tooth space of a 5 mm
module gear with its centre on the pitch circle. If the gear has 50T, find (a)
distance over two such plugs spaced in opposite spaces, (b) distance over two
plugs spaced 12 spaces apart (y = 20o)
2. Determine the diameter of a plug which will rest in the tooth space of a 4 mm
module 20o rack, and touch the teeth at the pitch line. Calculate (a) the distance
over two such plugs spaced 5 teeth apart. (b) The depth from the top of the plug
to the top of the teeth.
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FEEDBACK OF SELF-ASSESSMENT 3