Spiral Gearing
Spiral Gearing
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19 is given a diagram for determining the cutter to use when milling the teeth of spiral gears. ' The instructions for the use of the diagram are given directly on the chart itself, so that no other explanation is necessary. This diagram was contributed to MACHINERY by Elmer G. Eberhardt, and appeared in the September, 1907, issue.
CHAPTER III HERRINGBONE GEARS* The following information on herringbone gearing is abstracted from a paper by Mr. Percy C. Day, of Milwaukee, Wis. , read before the ...meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, under the auspices of the sub-committee on machine shop practice, at New York, December 5-8, 1911. This abstract was published in MACHINERY, Jan- uary, 1912.
That the helical principle in toothed gearing is ideal from a theo- retical point of view is well known. From a practical stand- point, so called "herringbone" gears have, however, been less sat- isfactory than straight-cut spur gears, because, until recently, no method was devised for producing them with the requisite speed and accuracy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
19 is given a diagram for determining the cutter to use when milling the teeth of spiral gears. ' The instructions for the use of the diagram are given directly on the chart itself, so that no other explanation is necessary. This diagram was contributed to MACHINERY by Elmer G. Eberhardt, and appeared in the September, 1907, issue.
CHAPTER III HERRINGBONE GEARS* The following information on herringbone gearing is abstracted from a paper by Mr. Percy C. Day, of Milwaukee, Wis. , read before the ...meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, under the auspices of the sub-committee on machine shop practice, at New York, December 5-8, 1911. This abstract was published in MACHINERY, Jan- uary, 1912.
That the helical principle in toothed gearing is ideal from a theo- retical point of view is well known. From a practical stand- point, so called "herringbone" gears have, however, been less sat- isfactory than straight-cut spur gears, because, until recently, no method was devised for producing them with the requisite speed and accuracy.
What to read after Spiral Gearing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph E Ralph Edward Flanders to read onlineMoreLess
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