Up to Date Mathematical Model for Analysing of Cylindrical Worm Power with Bevel-Gear

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The developed general mathematical-kinematical model for examination of mating of cylindrical and conical helicoids and their tools - furthermore the helicoids surfaces are on identical axis -, which is suitable to deal with examination at the same time. This paper shows the newest mathematical-kinematical model to analyzing the mating of cylindrical worm gear with bevel gear.

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