8)A 35 kW motor running at 1200 r.p.m. drives a compressor at 780 r.p.m through a 90° bevel gearing arrangement. The pinion has 30 teeth. The pressure angle of teeth is 14 1/2°. The wheels are capable of withstanding a dynamic stress, 280 140 MPа, %3D 280 +v where v is the pitch line speed in m/ min. The form factor for teeth may be taken as: 0.686 0.124 - TE pitch cone. Determine for the pinion, the module pitch, face width, addendum, dedendum, outside diameter and slant height. where TE is the number of teeth equivalent of a spur gear. The face width may be taken as % of the slant height of
8)A 35 kW motor running at 1200 r.p.m. drives a compressor at 780 r.p.m through a 90° bevel gearing arrangement. The pinion has 30 teeth. The pressure angle of teeth is 14 1/2°. The wheels are capable of withstanding a dynamic stress, 280 140 MPа, %3D 280 +v where v is the pitch line speed in m/ min. The form factor for teeth may be taken as: 0.686 0.124 - TE pitch cone. Determine for the pinion, the module pitch, face width, addendum, dedendum, outside diameter and slant height. where TE is the number of teeth equivalent of a spur gear. The face width may be taken as % of the slant height of
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Transcribed Image Text:8)A 35 kW motor running at 1200 r.p.m. drives a compressor at 780 r.p.m through a 90° bevel gearing arrangement.
The pinion has 30 teeth. The pressure angle of teeth is 14 1/2°. The wheels are capable of withstanding a dynamic
stress,
280
140
MPa,
280 +v
where v is the pitch line speed in m /min. The form factor for teeth may be taken as:
0.686
0.124 -
TE
where TE is the number of teeth equivalent of a spur gear. The face width may be taken as % of the slant height of
pitch cone. Determine for the pinion, the module pitch, face width, addendum, dedendum, outside diameter and
slant height.
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