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A Computer Aided Design Procedure for Generating Gear Teeth

S. H. Chang, Ronald L. Huston, J. J. Coy

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A procedure for computer aided design of gear teeth is presented. It is developed for generated teeth fabricated by a hob cutter or a shaper. It provides a means for analytically and numerically determining the tooth profile, given the cutter profile. An illustrative example with involute tooth profiles is given. Application with non-standard profiles and with bevel, spiral bevel, and hypoid gears is discussed. Keyword: Curvature. (Author)

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Key concepts: Spiral bevel gear, Involute, Bevel gear, Spiral (railway), Computer Aided Design, Engineering drawing, Engineering, CAD