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Applying Low-Frequency Vibration for the Experimental Investigation of Clutch Hub Forming. [PDF]
Meng D, Zhu C, Zhao X, Zhao S.
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Study on Spline Stress of Separator Plates in a Wet Multi-Plate Clutch. [PDF]
Ma B +5 more
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Two mathematical models for generation of crowned tooth surface. [PDF]
Kelemen L, Szente J.
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Spiral Bevel Gears Face Roughness Prediction Produced by CNC End Milling Centers. [PDF]
Álvarez Á +4 more
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Influence of the Error of the Change Gear Ration in Hobbing the Helical Gears.
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Mechanics of Gear Hobbing [PDF]
The exacting demands for producing accurate gears make it necessary to determine the cutting forces coming on the hob-shaft which is the weakest element subjected to severe bending and torsion. The authors, with the help of a specially designed hobbing dynamometer, have investigated the magnitude and nature of the tangential and radial component of ...
S. R. Deb, A. Bhattacharyya
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The Kinematics of Conical Involute Gear Hobbing [PDF]
The paper is aimed at finding all relative rigid-body positions of two conical involute gears that mesh together with no backlash. The results are then specialized to determine two key setting parameters for a hobbing machine that has to cut a conical involute gear. A numerical example shows application of the presented results to a case study.
INNOCENTI, Carlo, Innocenti C.
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Process Concepts for Gear Finish Hobbing [PDF]
In the process chain for gear manufacturing, gear hobbing is one of the most productive processes for soft machining of gears. To reach a high quality after the soft machining, for example in gear finish hobbing, the requirements on the hobbing process ...
Klocke, Fritz +2 more
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A Novel Simulation Approach to Determine Thermally Induced Geometric Deviations in Dry Gear Hobbing [PDF]
The ability to predict temperature distributions in workpiecesduring dry gear hobbing, especially of large ring gears, enables the avoidance of lubricants. Up to now wet hobbing is state of the art in the gearing industry.
Bernhard Karpuschewski
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