Mathematical Model and Tooth Surface Representation of Face-Gear Drive with Curvilinear-Tooth Cylindrical Gear

Wen Jin Wang; Jing Zhang; Zhi Qiang Zhang; J. Zhao; L. L. Zhang; Tai Yong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.426.93

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Mathematical Model and Tooth Surface Representation of Face-Gear Drive with Curvilinear-Tooth Cylindrical Gear

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A tilted head-cutter is considered the generating tool for the generation of the proposed face-gear and a mathematical model of face-gear with curvilinear shaped teeth is developed according to the differential geometry and meshing theory. The generation of a conjugated pinion is based on application of a tilted head-cutter as well. Computer graphs of the gear with curvilinear shaped teeth are presented based on the developed gear’s mathematical model, and then the equation of the gear-tooth surface is deduced. An example is presented to demonstrate the application of the proposed mathematical model.

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Wen Jin Wang, Jing Zhang, Zhi Qiang Zhang, J. Zhao, L. L. Zhang, Tai Yong Wang

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Curvilinear-Tooth Cylindrical Gear, Face-Gear with Curvilinear Shaped Teeth, Machining Model, Simulation, Tooth Surface

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