Generation of helical gears with new surfaces topology by application of CNC machines
Faydor L. Litvin, Ning Chen, Chin-Yu Hsiao, Robert F. Handschuh
Abstract
Faydor L. Litvin, Ning Chen, Chin-Yu Hsiao, Robert F. Handschuh
Abstract
Analysis of helical involute gears by tooth contact analysis shows that such gears are very sensitive to angular misalignment that leads to edge contact and the potential for high vibration. A new topology of tooth surfaces of helical gears that enables a favorable bearing contact and a reduced level of vibration is described. Methods for grinding of the helical gears with the new topology are proposed. ATCA program for simulation of meshing and contact of helical gears with the new topology has been developed. Numerical examples that illustrate the proposed ideas are discussed.
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Analysis of helical involute gears by tooth contact analysis shows that such gears are very sensitive to angular misalignment that leads to edge contact and the potential for high vibration. A new topology of tooth surfaces of helical gears that enables a favorable bearing contact and a reduced level of vibration is described. Methods for grinding of the helical gears with the new topology are proposed. ATCA program for simulation of meshing and contact of helical gears with the new topology has been developed. Numerical examples that illustrate the proposed ideas are discussed.
Key concepts: Topology (electrical circuits), Computer science, Engineering drawing, Mechanical engineering, Engineering, Electrical engineering