Analitical Method to Calculate the Unknown Geometry of Cylindrical Gears

Authors

  • Gonzalo González Rey Universidad Tecnológica de Aguascalientess
  • Alejandra García Toll Instituto Superior Politécnico José Antonio Echeverría

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2022/jmet.v7i2.564

Abstract

A mathematical method of reverse engineering to determine the basic geometry for manufacturing of external parallel-axis cylindrical involute gears by means of workshop measurement tools is presented. This procedure proposes a practical method to obtain the fundamental gear parameters in order to have a reference for calculating the load capacity of cylindrical gears or when a “copy” of an external parallel-axis cylindrical involute gear is necessary for recreating other new gear according to ISO standards by generation cutting.

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Author Biographies

Gonzalo González Rey, Universidad Tecnológica de Aguascalientess

Doctor in Technical Science

Professor of Mechanica Engineering.

AGMA and ISO/TC60 Member

 

Alejandra García Toll, Instituto Superior Politécnico José Antonio Echeverría

MsC. Maintenance 

centro de estudio de ingeniería en mantenimiento

References

Gear, unknown geometry, inverse enineering

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Published

2015-12-22

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 2

Section

Others

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