spur gear Flashcards

1
Q

What is the diameter of the pitch surface of the gear called?

A

Pitch Diameter

The pitch diameter is a crucial measurement in gear design as it influences the gear’s performance.

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2
Q

What is the intersection of the pitch circle and the line passing through the centers of the gear known as?

A

Pitch Point

The pitch point is important for defining how gears mesh together.

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3
Q

The radial distance from the pitch circle to the outer end of the tooth is called _______.

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Addendum

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4
Q

What is the distance between the tip of a tooth of one gear and the root circle of the other called?

A

Clearance

Clearance is vital to prevent interference between meshing gears.

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5
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What term describes the distance from the pitch circle to the bottom of the tooth space?

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Dedendum

The dedendum is essential for determining the depth of the gear tooth.

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6
Q

sum of addendum and dedendum

A

Whole Depth

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7
Q

the difference between the whole depth and the clearance

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Working Depth

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8
Q

minimum distance between the non-driving surface of a tooth of the driver gear and the adjacent surface of the mating tooth on the driven gear

A

Backlash

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9
Q

surface of the tooth between the pitch and the addendum circles.

A

Face of Tooth

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10
Q

width of the gear measured on the pitch circle parallěl to the axis of rotation

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Face Width

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11
Q

surface of tooth between pitch and root circle

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Tooth Flank

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12
Q

surface of the top of the tooth between the faces of the same tooth

A

Top Land

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13
Q

surface of the gear between the flanks of adjacent teeth.

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Bottom Land

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14
Q

curved surface of the tooth flank adjacent to the bottom land

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Fillet

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15
Q

the angle between the line tangent to the tooth surface and a radial line both intersecting at the pitch circle.

A

Pressure Angle

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16
Q

two mating gears with the larqer gear called gear and the smaller gear called pinion.

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Gear and Pinion

17
Q

A gear with infinite radius. Straight gear

18
Q

the angle turned through by the gear where while one tooth is in contact with the mating tooth on the other gear.

A

Angel of Action

19
Q

theCorresponding to the angle of action taken in the pitch circle

A

Arc of action

20
Q

average number of teeth in contact. Equal to arc of action divided by circular pitch

A

Contact Ratio

21
Q

that portion of the angle of action Corresponding to the period from the instant the teeth cõme in contact until they are in contact at the pitch point.

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Angle of approach

22
Q

the remaining portion of the angle of action corresponding to the period from the instant the teeth are in Contact at the pitch point until the contact leases

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Angle of Recess

23
Q

imaginary surfaces on both driving and driven gears which are considered as rolling fogether without slipping.

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Pitch Surfacr

24
Q

the line that generates the tooth surface.

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tooth element

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distance between corresponding points on adjacent teeth measured
circular pitch
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ratio of number of teeth to the pitch
diametral pitch
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is the unit of size that indicates how big or small a gear is. it is the ratio of the reference diameter of the gear divided by the number of teeth
module
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recommended for the production of low-speed gears which are to be exposed to the weather.
sand casting
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makes use of a milling cutter with a cutting shape similar to the space between teeth
milling
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recommended for producing high-speed accurate gears. Makes use of generating cutter which is run together with the gear blank to produce the "rolled-in" teeth.
generating
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The difference between a spur gear and a helical gear is that the tooth of helical gears are twisted along a helical path in the axíal direction.
helical gears
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used to transmit motion/power in parallel shaft
parallel
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used to transmit motion/power in non-parallel shaft
crossed