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Posted by: akc001 ® 03/22/2005, 16:39:13 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
Hey Everybody..! I am trying to make cyclodial gears, for a clock assembly..
No of Teeth on Pinion
what will be the procedure to design the pinion and wheel?
I would really appreciate your help in this regard.
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Posted by: vijayakanth ® 04/07/2005, 05:07:52 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
Hi Amar, Just go thru' this URL.... =======================================
In this calculator, you need to enter 3 inputs :-
Bye.
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Posted by: devitg ® 03/27/2005, 19:45:56 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
Why to be cycloid???? Involute profile shall fill your need .
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Posted by: akc001 ® 03/29/2005, 09:11:38 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
involute are not used here bcoz...generally the wheels and pinions in clocks differ from the normal types of invoulte form, as the wheel and pinion is gearing up in clocks, whereas in gears box of a motor car (involute form) the reverse takes place, consequently a different tooth shape is required which is called cyclodial form, which helps to reduce the friction and improve the efficiency of the drive.
thanks!!!
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