Design, Manufacture and Load Carrying Capacity of Novikov Gears with 3-5 Pinion Teeth for High Gear Ratio : 1st Report; Design, Manufacture and Power Transmission Efficiency
Akira Ishibashi, Hidehiro YOSHINO
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Akira Ishibashi, Hidehiro YOSHINO
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Equations for designing Novikov gear pairs with 3 - 5 pinion teeth for high gear ratios were obtained and they were numerically analysed using an electronic computer. The main calculated results were shown in the for:n of figures. For testing of both the tooth profiles and the running performance, Novikov gear pairs with Z1=3, Z2=27, a helix angle of about 22° and a center distance of 84.32 mm were made using a hobbing machine and two kinds of fly tools. The proposed contact markings were obtained at the designed center distance. When the trial-made gear pairs were tested at a pinion speed of 2000 rpm, a power transmission efficiency of about 99% was obtained at tangential loads in the range of 1500 to 3000 N. This efficiency is higher by about 4% than that of gear pairs with involute profiles with much the same size as that of the Novikov gears.
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Equations for designing Novikov gear pairs with 3 - 5 pinion teeth for high gear ratios were obtained and they were numerically analysed using an electronic computer. The main calculated results were shown in the for:n of figures. For testing of both the tooth profiles and the running performance, Novikov gear pairs with Z1=3, Z2=27, a helix angle of about 22° and a center distance of 84.32 mm were made using a hobbing machine and two kinds of fly tools. The proposed contact markings were obtained at the designed center distance. When the trial-made gear pairs were tested at a pinion speed of 2000 rpm, a power transmission efficiency of about 99% was obtained at tangential loads in the range of 1500 to 3000 N. This efficiency is higher by about 4% than that of gear pairs with involute profiles with much the same size as that of the Novikov gears.
Key concepts: Pinion, Novikov self-consistency principle, Hobbing, Spiral bevel gear, Involute gear, Cycloid gear, Involute, Non-circular gear