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D E S ıG N O F TR A N S M ıS S IO N E LE M E N TS T J P R A B H U . . Scanned by CamScanner C O N T E N T S Forew ord Preface Ļckn ow ledgem en C haptcr Spur G em s H elical Geĺ s B evel G e ars 4 W orn ı G ears 5 Speed R educef s 6 M ultispeed G ear B ox 7 G ear D esign u sin g L ew is and B u ckin gham E qu atio ns 8 L u brication and Journal B earings 9 R o lling C o n tact B earings B eıt D riv es C hain D riv es łJ u tches B rakes p ow er screw s c am s 16 G en ev a M ech anism 17 R atchet an d Paw l M echanism 18 W ire R opes 19 A ddiūon al Inform ation / Problem s 20 E x ercise Problem s 21 Short Q u estion s 22 0 bjectiv e T y \ Qu estion s 22 1 22 7 R eferenc s Su pplem eiıţ A (1 47) Scanned by CamScanner A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T co n suTltheids bwohoikle gwrerwiti nogu tt Mosf bm oyo kle catnudre I n wq tieshs tAo nthuamn bk e rt hoe f abuotho okrs s waenrcĺ pu blishers o f tho se bo o ks w ish to e xp re ss m y de e p gratitu de to o u r be lo v e d Ľ iıa irm ar D r S Jagathraksha gan fo r his en co u ragenae n t an d fo r the su p p o rt a n c fa cilitie s giv en to m e a t B IST w hile w ritin g this bo o k I am gra te fu l to D r In g p V ajrav elu , o u r P rin cip a l, fo r his c o n side ratio n a n d u n de rstan din g to w ards m y e ffo rt i b w ish to sta te tha t the se e d fo r w ritin g, w a s so w ı1 n m e y M r T S S annbaiıda n ı o f p re n tice H all o f In dia (P ) L td , w ho m I re m e m ber w ith gratitu de I ex pre ss m y sin ce re tha n ks to D r M A V elu sw am i, P rin cip a l, Je ru sa le m C o lle ge o f E n gin e e rin g M a dra s (F o rm er P ro fe sso r o f M e c ha n ic a l E n gg , , IW M a dra s) m y m e n to r an d w e llw ishe r fo r 20 ye ars, fo r h is e n c o u ra ge m e n t , , a n d fo r w ritin g a F o rew o rd to this bo o k Sp e cial thm ıks are du e to m y co lle agu e s aiıd stu de n ts fo r th e su gge stio n s a n d fo r pro o f re a din g L a stly I w ish to a ppre cia te the patien c e an d u n de rsta n din g sho w n by m y fam ily m e m be rs du rin g the w ritin g o f this bo o k T J P R A R H U P A C E T RD T ıU £ W T H E D W O N S U P P L E M E N T A ha s be en ex p a n de d to in clu de , N E W P R O B L E M S in this e ilitio n T J P R A B Æ Scanned by CamScanner 1 SP U R G E A R S . 1. 1. Spur. Helical an d bev el gears co m e m tıer too thett *oarln* W o rm and w o rm w hee l m ake a " scre w an d too thed gear' drive an d can ıw v i*\ıłııi*ı*l łı* a screw an d n u t pair 1. 2. A dvan tages of T oothed G eariııg Pmoawcheirn Gep leûaaoırıot lsds r,e itvaçuest,o amdrueoe b witloeid set, hlyme iatrıt see(ńad)a ilnc ho vamnaprdialoicnutg s ıakeyqinouduipal mo(eRf nemtfa, cTmhainıhleitnolı * · ımmIie)ltıa»,(l bııï)\ ııłıthtrillnnhae e friciency, (c) reliability in o peratio n and (d) conatan t ve ıoolly nıılo (,u n like th* belt drives, there is n o slip the dńve is positive) T a bıe 1. 1 C om pa rison of T5 kw D rlvee D i \ r ve N2ı W # '"t % di i n 1 3 E fticien cy T able 1 2 1 4 T ran sm itted P ow er . . T o o thed gea rs tran sm it greatest pow er G ear reducers in m arine turblneB hav e capacity upto 50, 000 kw In w o rn ı gear Č ive the capacity ie ıim ited tc Io ss and hence luw e fficien cy) T bı 1 3 a e . 里 团 团 ĮH łļ 1 5 Periphera l V elo city T abıe 1 4 . i D rives M ax v eıocEÐ ïn m Ħat belts 25 V belt w ith steel w ire co re 50 " łw d T oothed gears 150 180 (hence find applications ţņ a 1 6 R eliability . . A u to n ıo tiv e difrentials run m o na than 160 000 km befo re they need to be replaced T his in dicates that too thed gears ha, v e long ıife and »1« W hly Scanned by CamScanner 1 2 ï1eliabıe d 1 N oisie r oper*tio tı at higher spee s 2 C ost (R ef T able 1 1) lm portu ıt coıısideratio ns in choosing the m ate ria l fo r gea rs ] łh im po rtıunst ııdallye ar coan ıp nn»omnisme etıasl li m amdaet erinia lsm ceaeıtıi nbge ltıhsee d v ario us c onflictinge tw m m eM s 1 & 1 C ast Iro n go od n oLioswe · bcaotsetn ııennatt epńraolp, erhtays gCoIo hda sm tahceh dinisaabdiıvitayn,t aMgeg ho f wloewa r t ernessiilset asntrceen gatnhd 1 & ıS*eels s hav e M gher sngth W ear resistan ce u = ıl u c ııııya ı Lw oy neat treatm iefn tthe Csuarrfbaocne hoarr cahlleosys sotfe ethıse swe iuthnotutr sepae cniaĮal tehreiaalts trmeaeetmt ethnet rceaqnu iarlesmo ebnet , o f the Saptepellisc awtioitnh B H N < 35o are used in night aııd m editu ıı du ty dńves U sua lly heat tnıeııt is giv en to the blanks befo re the te e th are cu t Ħnion surface shou ld be hafder tha n thiıt o f gear, because pin io n ııas to run fo r greater ııu ıııber o f cycles than \ The difrerence hı hardn ess sho u ld be atleast 20 B H N steels w ith B H N > 35o are used in heavy du ty č iv es an d also w here co m pacıııess is requ ired A fter cu ttin g the teeth hea t trea tm en t is done and gro *m d to elim in a te disto rtio n s etc T here is n o n to pro v ide a d fïerence in sw lace halldlıess be tw een pin io n an d gear A U gears o v er 150 m m diam eter are m ade fro m e ither c astin gs, fo rsings o r w ełdm en ts G ears o f siæ ıno re than 500 m m in dia n ıete r a re difficult to heat treat W Den C I o r steel castin gs afe used fo r gear, pin io n is o f fo rged steel 1 8 3 N on M etalıic G ears . N ylon Fibre rein fo rced plastics (FRP) , A dvan tages 1 Q uiet opera tio n 2 D am pin g o f shock an d v ibratio n 3 M arıu facturing 心じ口口o 1ııy D isa dvan tages 1 L ow lo ad carryin g capacity 2 L ow heat co n đu ctiv ity 1 9 Iiailıłres in G ears . . 岗 1 9 ıT ooth B reakage . . . 哨 Ħıe periodical efrect o f this lo ad m ay lead to the deve lo pıııe«ıt o f fatigue d To oth can a lso be fractu red by a co nside rable sılo tt tnimgee tohve r(lFoiıg S ° ry peak lo ad) w hen in «lu ced stress exceeds the ultim a bĵ Scanned by CamScanner 1 3 LO AD DISTR 旧 UTION A LO N G T H E PA TH OF CO NTA CT FO R A P A IR O F TE ETH tla T im e fo r one R e v o lu tion ) tt22ss ıTıiimm ee bbïf eenn ggaa ggeemm eenn tt . . 。 . 一 一 。 、 。 。 1 9 2 Surfa ce Faihıres G etıera lly called w r . . . 习 旅 tin g Surface fa tigue faiıure m eurs due to m atıy rep etitio n s o f high con tact stresses (Fig 1 3 c) b) A brasion (Fig 1 3 d) It is due to abrasio a o f le eţh su rlaces by m e ta l pa rtic ıes an d fo re ign mthaetier rsieacl teionnte, riinncgr ethasee os odnıtea cwt ozrokıiıteıg sTtrhe sis s ews eaaıtrd w ctaemakseesn sb rtheaek itneegt ho,f dtheec rteeaes?e s Scanned by CamScanner ıı园 1 4 戸 F IG 13 c F ıG 13d F IG 1 3 e FIG 13o FIG 1 3 b G EA R FA ILU R ES c) Seim e / Scońn g (Fig 1 3 e) U n der heavy lo ad the tem peratu re o f the lubricatin g o il rapidly rises and oittsh evri scsnousigtyiy fallTshenA s aas rtheseu lgte, atrhse rooitla tfeı lnsoı fbterre akpas rtaincdle st haer ete etothm e nagwaagye feraocshn e t h ıeav in g scores , aııd scratches on su rfaces 1 93 ,0 pen dfiv es fail by w ear an d fracture o f teeth w herea s clo sed dïives fail m o s ◆ y by pittin g 1 10 B eam Słreiıgth C alcu la tion s . It is assum ed that the too th is a cu ıtilever w ith tip lo ad (Fig ı4) ]n the actual case m axim iın ı load occurs in the m iM le It is also a ssu m ed that om】y a sin gle pair takes the lo ad A ctu ally a secon d pair w ill a lso be sha rin g the load R efe r to Fig 1 4 G ear three F is resolved in to tan gen ūal com ponent n F an d radiaı co m poneiıt F t , B en din g m om ent M = F h , t B en ding stress at the base , c'b - M / Z , w he re Z = (1 / 6) bt2 (M odu lus o f section ) F gives direct com pressiv e sh ess pailu re in the fo rm o f fracture o11 L H sider is caused by tensiıe stress c' H en ce ,u sualıy the e ffect of direct , t , co m pre ssiv e stress is neglected F h ¢ t b N o w , Đb = (1 / 6) bt? or F, = a'b M u ltiply aiıd div ide F by p t c 2 bt p . ľ t - 66 p cíb , - _ ic Pc - c ircu lar pitch c - [t 2 / 6hp. J bpcĐ b - ybpce'b ļ i T he te rm w ithin the squa re brackets is kn oiw n as fo rm factor , 四国醒园田 Fo m ı fac to r is a dlrııen sia ıless qw ¢ity If the ge ar ıs dim en sio n s \ h, aiıd pc w ill e ach be inereaseq pa\opo rtioa a te ıy H ence o f y w ill iem ain unchang ŁE qł Scanned by CamScanner 1 6 F 1 r ď I t op t i h th IS B en ding str · sı 吲 哚 crz 吲 D iiiiiiiiii rrrrrrrrrr e ctttttttttt c o mm prrrrrrrrrr e ssssllllllllllve stre ss Te n s iıe 島 } . i G eo r } P i tch clrcıe Line of G eo r 2 a ct ion Scanned by CamScanner T T d l m m o u e 1 13 D esign Ben din g Stress [o b】 The tooth breakage is caused by fatigue du e to repeated ben din g stresses Therefo re, allow able stresses m ust be determ ined on the basis o f en du n m ce lim it [o b ] = cr 1 fo r ro tatio n in o n e direc tio n (1 1) fo f ro tation in bo th directio n s (1 2) l life factor Table 1 6 , fiılet stress co*ıceııtratios factor T able 1 7 n? 1facetnodr uorafn scaef eltiym, itT ainb lere v1e9rsed ben, din g, Table 1 8 T a bıe 1. 6 L ife Factor for Ben din g K , bı M ateriaı SurfatY K bl ś 350 7 10 < 107 Ų Steel * > 350 io7 1 N 25 × 107 0 7 Cast lron « 25 × 107 c*o eIff ftichiem cta skeb ıh airsd noebstsa inHeBd f>o r 3H50B an<d 3th5e0 co re ha rdn ess H B < Y3w50 /thNen the , Scanned by CamScanner nq«= inr 1 7 T * hb \. 7 Sıress C o ı o n pactnr for Fiıı¢* K . o M ahw laı ılm 1«ııï nıt K . Sled . m \ m w lis«x\ su rli« ų h a n ıc I 5 Sïe«ł. Ta se h a n h ţ\\\w m tthų\ stcls ) I 2 C ast ıtriw I 2 T a 1. 8 E n du raï« e L im it, o ı M « æ ial or 1 \ E ndıırance u nıit in R ew rsed ı B endlııg N /m m ı Forged S 0 25 (Đ + Đ ) + 50 . y C ast s l s 0 22 ((T + cr ) + 50 . y A llo y sıee ıs 0 35 (r + 120 u Ca st lroıı 0 45 ar U ıw *ie ar u u ltim ate stn H ısth, N / m n ı2 , cr y yieıd stress, N / m m 2 T ıbıe 1 9 M etar of Safety n , M ıite riaı ì e of T H eıt T Ħ*tın m t Factor of L ına n u fattııre Saf« y n , Steel m :- N o hent treatm ent 2 5 C nst tron Tcm pçrod o r no rm alised 2 0 w # Sıceı Forged han i cd 2 0 w wı gw Surfıce haïdcned 2 5 N o rm alis«xl 2 0 1 ıDesign C o n ta ct Stn ess [ a' ] . c Su rface stre qgth is proportion al to the su rface harh ess Therefo re , allo w able ca ıtact stre ss is o e d by m ultiplying the hardn ess nun ıber by , suitıble co effic ien ts an d life fscıo rs m n R w w w , C B o r C R co effic ien t dependin g o n the su rface hardn ess, Table I 10 H B o r H R C B rin elı o r Rackw eıı hardness n uıııber Ķ life facto r T abłe 1 11 l , 1 1 & In du ced C on ta ct Sıress a T be tee th are co n sidered as tw o co ntıctin g cyıin de rs T he rad i o f these cylĖıdem are equ al to the rıdii o f cu rv atu re o f the too th Ħo files at pitch po in t O n bısis o f tlıis assuınptio n , it has beco m e po ssiM e to calcu lałe the co nbıct su e ss u sinıg dıe resu ıls o f itıvestigati«m s o f co n taM ïeııgth o f . cyıinČ icıı w iııaeķ (F ig I 6) Scanned by CamScanner

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