
Introduction to Gear Design & Geometry
Newcastle University
Design Unit
Stephenson Building
Newcastle
NE1 7RU
Wednesday 28th February 2018
9:30am - 4:00pm
Gear geometry is thought to be complex and considered a ‘black art’. This seminar will dispel this myth and provide a basic knowledge of spur and helical gear geometry and how gears work. The course includes how involute gears work; an introduction to the involute gear geometry standard ISO 21771; BGA Code of Practice 07 and gear terms and symbols; the basic rack; cutting tools and basic gear sums relating to spur and helical gears; gear pairs; centre distance; working pressure angles; tooth thickness and backlash and non-standard geometry; contact ratios and start of active profile calculations.
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