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ELEMENTS OF METRIC GEAR TECHNOLOGY<br />

<strong>10</strong>.3.4 Helical Gears<br />

T-94<br />

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The ideal pin that makes contact at the d + 2x n m n pitch circle of a helical gear can<br />

be obtained from the same above equations, but with the teeth number z substituted by the<br />

equivalent (virtual) teeth number zv.<br />

Table <strong>10</strong>-20 presents equations for deriving over pin diameters.<br />

Table <strong>10</strong>-20 Equations for Calculating Pin Size for Helical Gears in the Normal System<br />

No. Item Symbol<br />

Formula<br />

Example<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

Number of Teeth of an Equivalent<br />

Spur Gear<br />

Half Tooth Space Angle<br />

at Base Circle<br />

Pressure Angle at the Point<br />

Pin is Tangent to Tooth Surface<br />

Pressure Angle at Pin Center<br />

Ideal Pin Diameter<br />

NOTE: The units of angles ψv /2 and fv are radians.<br />

zv<br />

ψv<br />

–– 2<br />

av<br />

fv<br />

dp<br />

z<br />

–––––<br />

cos 3 b<br />

p 2xn tan an<br />

––– – inv an – ––––––––<br />

2zv z v<br />

zv cos an<br />

cos –1 (–––––––)<br />

zv + 2xn<br />

ψv<br />

tan av + ––<br />

2<br />

ψv<br />

z v m n cos an (inv fv + ––)<br />

2<br />

Table <strong>10</strong>-21 presents equations for calculating over pin measurements for helical gears in<br />

the normal system.<br />

mn = 1<br />

an = 20°<br />

z = 20<br />

b = <strong>15</strong>° 00' 00"<br />

xn = +0.4<br />

zv = 22.192<strong>11</strong><br />

ψv<br />

–– = 0.0427566<br />

2<br />

av = 24.90647°<br />

fv = 0.507078<br />

dp = 1.9020<br />

Table <strong>10</strong>-21 Equations for Calculating Over Pins Measurement for Helical Gears in the Normal System<br />

No. Item Symbol<br />

Formula<br />

Example<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

Actual Pin Diameter<br />

Involute Function f<br />

Pressure Angle<br />

at Pin Center<br />

Over Pins Measurement<br />

dp<br />

inv f<br />

f<br />

dm<br />

See NOTE<br />

dp p 2xn tan an<br />

–––––––– – –– + inv at + –––––––<br />

m n z cos an 2z z<br />

Find from Involute Function Table<br />

zmn cos at<br />

Even Teeth: ––––––––– + dp<br />

cos b cos f<br />

zmn cos at 90°<br />

Odd Teeth: ––––––––– cos –– + dp<br />

cos b cos f z<br />

Metric<br />

0 <strong>10</strong><br />

Let dp = 2, then<br />

at = 20.646896°<br />

inv f = 0.058890<br />

f = 30.8534<br />

dm = 24.5696<br />

NOTE: The ideal pin diameter of Table <strong>10</strong>-20, or its approximate value, is entered as the actual diameter of dp.

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