**Title: Analyzing Cast Iron Bevel Gears in Mechanical Engineering**In this study on mechanical engineering, we examine the characteristics and calculations related to a pair of cast iron bevel gears, which connect two shafts at right angles.**Gear Specifications:**- **Pitch Diameters:** - Pinion: 80 mm - Gear: 100 mm- **Gear Tooth Shape:** 14½° composite form- **Allowable Static Stress:** 55 MPa**Performance Parameters:**- **Power Transmission by Pinion:** 2.95 kW at 1200 rpm**Objectives:**1. **Determine:** - The module - The number of teeth in each gear, focusing on power efficiency2. **Design Validation:** - Analyze from the wear perspective using: - **Surface Resistance Limit:** 630 MPa - **Modulus of Elasticity for Cast Iron:** 84 kN/mm²By integrating these calculations, engineers can ascertain the optimal module and tooth count for achieving efficient power transmission and ensure design durability against wear.

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A simple gear train of 30 and 50 teeth for pinion and gear wheel respectively,is used to drive an electric wheelchair at a velocity that is double the maximum velocity of slip. The pinion has an equal addendum as the gear wheel, a module of 3 mm, and a pressure angle of 14.5o. The wheelchair has a maximum velocity of 5 m/s when its pinion rotates at 800 r.p.m. Calculate: 1.1. The magnitude of the velocity of slip of gears in mesh. (2)1.2. The angular speed of the gear wheel in rad/s. (4)1.3. The maximum length of a path of the approach in mm. (2)1.4. The length of a path of a recess in mm. (7)1.5. The addendum of the gears in mm. (7)1.6. The contact ratio.
Q2 A commercial enclosed gear drive is to be designed. Initially, the following is specified. The drive is to transmit 9.6 kW with an input pinion speed of 350 rev/min. The drive is to consist of two spur gears, with a 20° pressure angle, and the pinion is to have 20 teeth driving a 64-tooth gear. The pinion is made to be Grade 1 nitraded though hardened steel at 254 Brinell. The gear is made to be Grade 3 carburized and hardened steel at 284 Brinell. Both gears made to No. 6 quality standards. The gears will be uncrowned, centered on their shafts between bearings. A pinion life of 19232 cycles is desired, with a 99.99 per cent reliability. Analysis gears stress (bending and pitting) according to the AGMA approach and the corresponding factor of safety.
What is the radial load exerted by the pinion on the gear? Report your answer in lbf.
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1.Please design a pair of spur gears in the milling machine. It is known that power input is 7.5kW, Ni 1450r /min, and the %3D transmission ratio is required to be u = 2.08. F1. If there is slight impact, the supplementary conditions for trial design of this pair of gears: primary selection k = 1.8, number of smaller gear teeth Z1 = 26. The allowable stress and factors for material %3D is: [0]= 600 MPa, [o„]z= 599 MPa, [0,]ı= 220 MPa, [0,]= 213 MPa. E=1.693, Z, =1898/mpa Z„ = 2.5 K =1.25 Ky =1.1 K K =1.2 На K =1.35 Y =2.65, Y = 2.28 Y =1.58 Y =1.76 %3D Fa2 Fal sa1
A pair of gears having 40 and 20 teeth respectively are rotating in mesh, the speed of the smaller being 2000 rpm. Determine the velocity of sliding between the gear teeth faces at the point of engagement, at the pitch point and at the point of disengagement if the smaller gear is the driver. Assume that the gear teeth are 20° involute form, addendum length is 5mm and the module is 5mm.Also find the angle through which the pinion turns while any pairs of teeth are in contact.
A straight tooth spur pinion has a 19 tooth pinion rotating at a speed of 1640 rpm. The driven gear will be rotating at a speed of 480 rpm. If the module of the pinion is 2,5 mm and pressure angle is 25 degree; Evaluate the outer diameter (mm) of the gear.
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