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The Parameter Design of Double Arc Gear Based on Pro/E

Chengzhu Liu

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It analyzes the characteristic of double circular arc gear,sets up the model of the parameter design,develops the system of double circular arc gear design based on Pro/E.This system can evaluate different parameters of the tooth,realizes a solid basis to transmission,simulation,finite element analysis of the double circular arc gear.

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It analyzes the characteristic of double circular arc gear,sets up the model of the parameter design,develops the system of double circular arc gear design based on Pro/E.This system can evaluate different parameters of the tooth,realizes a solid basis to transmission,simulation,finite element analysis of the double circular arc gear.

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It analyzes the characteristic of double circular arc gear,sets up the model of the parameter design,develops the system of double circular arc gear design based on Pro/E.This system can evaluate different parameters of the tooth,realizes a solid basis to transmission,simulation,finite element analysis of the double circular arc gear.

Key concepts: Arc (geometry), Finite element method, Engineering, Basis (linear algebra), Structural engineering, Transmission (telecommunications), Non-circular gear, Mechanical engineering

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