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Determination of the Helical-Gear Geometry Taking Account of Total Teeth Wear

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Formulas are proposed for the worn-layer thickness sum in contacting rapidly wearing sections of the active teeth surfaces in driving and driven helical gears, on the basis of involute-gear theory, taking account of the laws governing wear. A relation is found between the rack displacement coefficients of helical gears such that the largest sum of wear rates in those sections is minimized. Numerical solution of the equations for a helical gear with standard axle spacing permits determination of the values of the displacement coefficients such that the duration of gear operation up to the permissible worn-layer thickness sum in those sections is maximized.

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Popovich, A.G. Determination of the Helical-Gear Geometry Taking Account of Total Teeth Wear. Russ. Engin. Res. 40, 981–987 (2020). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068798X20120138

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