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This paper presents an imaginary planar rack cutter having two parameters of motion to create a spherical gear pair with two degrees of freedom. The working region of the imaginary planar rack cutter is that of symmetrical straight lines. The relationship between the coordinate system of the imaginary planar rack cutter and that of the spherical gear pair having two parameters of motion is illustrated. The two-parameter family of imaginary planar rack cutter surfaces is obtained by using the homogeneous coordinate transformation matrix to transfer the coordinate system of the planar rack cutter to that of the spherical pinion or the spherical gear. Based on the two-parameter enveloping theory, the mathematical models of the spherical gear pair with two degrees of freedom were proposed. The developed mathematical model of the gear pair with two degrees of freedom can be used to analyze undercutting analysis of the imaginary planar rack cutter. Based on the undercutting equation, a minimum number of teeth of the spherical pinion are determined. A line of singular points on the spherical pinion’s teeth are displayed. Results show that a minimum number of teeth of the spherical pinion can be determined in order to avoid undercutting.
| Original language | English |
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| Pages (from-to) | 4725-4735 |
| Number of pages | 11 |
| Journal | Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering |
| Volume | 42 |
| Issue number | 11 |
| DOIs | |
| Publication status | Published - 2017 Nov 1 |
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Using an Imaginary Planar Rack Cutter to Create a Spherical Gear Pair with Continue Involute Teeth. / Yang, Hsueh-Cheng Yang.
In: Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering, Vol. 42, No. 11, 01.11.2017, p. 4725-4735.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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N2 - This paper presents an imaginary planar rack cutter having two parameters of motion to create a spherical gear pair with two degrees of freedom. The working region of the imaginary planar rack cutter is that of symmetrical straight lines. The relationship between the coordinate system of the imaginary planar rack cutter and that of the spherical gear pair having two parameters of motion is illustrated. The two-parameter family of imaginary planar rack cutter surfaces is obtained by using the homogeneous coordinate transformation matrix to transfer the coordinate system of the planar rack cutter to that of the spherical pinion or the spherical gear. Based on the two-parameter enveloping theory, the mathematical models of the spherical gear pair with two degrees of freedom were proposed. The developed mathematical model of the gear pair with two degrees of freedom can be used to analyze undercutting analysis of the imaginary planar rack cutter. Based on the undercutting equation, a minimum number of teeth of the spherical pinion are determined. A line of singular points on the spherical pinion’s teeth are displayed. Results show that a minimum number of teeth of the spherical pinion can be determined in order to avoid undercutting.
AB - This paper presents an imaginary planar rack cutter having two parameters of motion to create a spherical gear pair with two degrees of freedom. The working region of the imaginary planar rack cutter is that of symmetrical straight lines. The relationship between the coordinate system of the imaginary planar rack cutter and that of the spherical gear pair having two parameters of motion is illustrated. The two-parameter family of imaginary planar rack cutter surfaces is obtained by using the homogeneous coordinate transformation matrix to transfer the coordinate system of the planar rack cutter to that of the spherical pinion or the spherical gear. Based on the two-parameter enveloping theory, the mathematical models of the spherical gear pair with two degrees of freedom were proposed. The developed mathematical model of the gear pair with two degrees of freedom can be used to analyze undercutting analysis of the imaginary planar rack cutter. Based on the undercutting equation, a minimum number of teeth of the spherical pinion are determined. A line of singular points on the spherical pinion’s teeth are displayed. Results show that a minimum number of teeth of the spherical pinion can be determined in order to avoid undercutting.
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