ZPA Worms – Definition and Technology

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The article presents the definition of a new worm type called ZPA (Pseudo-Archimedes’ Worm), generated with standard cylindrical milling tools on NC lathe. First are showed the enveloping calculus for determining the contact line between the tool and the flank of the worm – considering cylindrical generating surfaces. Knowing the contact line, the axial profile can be determined and implicit the flank of worm. Applying some controlled corrections, this worm type can become a standard worm (ZA – for example). This process is assisted by CAD software, developed by the author. The second part approach ZPA worm’s technology: characteristics of the needed NC lathe, processing steps, tools, cutting conditions. The advantages of the ZPA worm type are: the use of standard tools with reduced costs and also short processing time; the possibilities to cover other standard worms, using the standard cylindrical milling tools and non-specialized NC machining tools.

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