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Study on fault vibration characteristics of shield cutters based on FEM-MBD. [PDF]

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Chen J, Zhang P, Li S, Qiu S, Zhang T.
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Machining Simulation of Novikov Profile Gear Models for Analysis and Computational Calculations. [PDF]

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Fudali P, Markowski T, Pacana J.
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Design and meshing characteristics of curvilinear cylindrical gears with asymmetric teeth. [PDF]

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Zhang X.
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Sensitivity analysis and compensation for tooth surface deviation of spiral bevel gear machine tool. [PDF]

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Yang J, Si L, Li J, Xin W, Zhao B, Wei B.   +5 more
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Surface roughness prediction of AISI D2 tool steel during powder mixed EDM using supervised machine learning. [PDF]

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Kaigude AR, Khedkar NK, Jatti VS, Salunkhe S, Cep R, Nasr EA.   +5 more
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Advanced design strategies and applications for enhanced higher-order multisegment denatured Pascal curve gears. [PDF]

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Zhao H, Xu G, Li Z.
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LCD-AHP-TRIZ methodology enhances low-carbon principles in smart product design. [PDF]

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Xu HZ, Chen J.
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A comprehensive investigation of the relationship between propulsion speed and water influx in coal mine TBM inclined shaft projects. [PDF]

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Yang Q, Rong C, Li M, Wang X.
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Hobbing with sintered carbide hobs

International Journal of Machine Tool Design and Research, 1967
1. I N T R O D U C T I O N CYLINDRICAL gears of steel are generally cut with hobs of high speed steel. To meet the increasing demands for raising productivity as well as for cutting harder gear materials, the development of hobs with sintered carbide blades has been urged.
A. Fujikawa, F. Honda, Y. Maeda
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A Research on High-Speed Hobbing With the Carbide Hob

Journal of Mechanical Design, 1978
If we could hob steel gears at high speed and full depth in a single pass (for the allowance of machining) using carbide hobs, “Gear Producing” capacity could be remarkably increased. However, the defects with carbide hobs are seen in frequent chipping and expensiveness.
M. Ainoura, I. Sakuragi, M. Yonekura, K. Nagano   +3 more
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