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ELEMENTS OF METRIC GEAR TECHNOLOGY<br />

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Table <strong>10</strong>-16A Equations for Over Pins Measurement of Helical Racks<br />

No. Item Symbol<br />

Formula<br />

Example<br />

1<br />

2<br />

Ideal Pin Diameter<br />

Over Pins<br />

Measurement<br />

dp'<br />

dm<br />

pmn – sj<br />

––––––––<br />

cos an<br />

pmn – sj dp 1<br />

H – –––––––– + ––– (1 + –––––)<br />

2 tan an 2 sin an<br />

mn = 1<br />

sj = 1.5708<br />

Ideal Pin Diameter<br />

Actual Pin Diameter<br />

H = <strong>14</strong>.0000<br />

an = 20°<br />

b = <strong>15</strong>°<br />

dp' = 1.6716<br />

dp = 1.7<br />

dm = <strong>15</strong>.1774<br />

<strong>10</strong>.3.3 Internal Gears<br />

As shown in Figure <strong>10</strong>-<strong>10</strong>, measuring an<br />

internal gear needs a proper pin which has its<br />

tangent point at d + 2xm cir cle. The equations<br />

are in Table <strong>10</strong>-17 for obtaining the ideal pin<br />

diameter. The equations for calculating the<br />

between pin measurement, dm, are given in<br />

Table <strong>10</strong>-18.<br />

f<br />

tan ap<br />

ap<br />

inv ap<br />

ψ<br />

––<br />

2<br />

inv f<br />

Fig. <strong>10</strong>-<strong>10</strong> Between Pin Dimension of Internal Gears<br />

Table <strong>10</strong>-17 Equations for Calculating Pin Size for Internal Gears<br />

NOTE: The units of angles ψ/2 and f are radians.<br />

db<br />

d<br />

d + 2xm<br />

No. Item Symbol<br />

Formula<br />

Example<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

Half of Tooth Space Angle<br />

at Base Circle<br />

The Pressure Angle at the Point Pin is<br />

Tangent to Tooth Surface<br />

The Pressure Angle at<br />

Pin Center<br />

Ideal Pin Diameter<br />

ψ –2<br />

ap<br />

f<br />

dp<br />

p 2x tan a<br />

(––– + inv a) + ––––––<br />

2z z<br />

zm cos a<br />

cos –1 [–––––––––]<br />

(z + 2x)m<br />

ψ<br />

tan ap – ––<br />

2<br />

ψ<br />

zm cos a (–– – inv f) 2<br />

m = 1<br />

a = 20°<br />

z = 40<br />

x = 0<br />

ψ<br />

–– = 0.054174<br />

2<br />

ap = 20°<br />

f = 0.309796<br />

dp = 1.6489<br />

dm

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