A pair of spur gears with a normal pressure angle of 20°, a module of 3 mm and a face width of 35 mm have been used to transmit a power from a motor. The gears are of typical commercial quality with quality numbers (Q.) of 5, the overload factor is 1.25, the load-distribution factor is 1.3 and the rim thickness factor is 1.0. The 20-teeth pinion is made of Grade 1 through hardened steel to hardness = 2XY HB and the 1XY-teeth gear is made of Grade 1 through hardened steel to hardness %3! =160 HB. The pinion will rotate at 17XY rpm.
A pair of spur gears with a normal pressure angle of 20°, a module of 3 mm and a face width of 35 mm have been used to transmit a power from a motor. The gears are of typical commercial quality with quality numbers (Q.) of 5, the overload factor is 1.25, the load-distribution factor is 1.3 and the rim thickness factor is 1.0. The 20-teeth pinion is made of Grade 1 through hardened steel to hardness = 2XY HB and the 1XY-teeth gear is made of Grade 1 through hardened steel to hardness %3! =160 HB. The pinion will rotate at 17XY rpm.
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By examine the parameters given, evaluate the maximum power-transmitting capacity, based on AGMA bending strength for both gears.

Transcribed Image Text:A pair of spur gears with a normal pressure angle of 20°, a module of 3 mm and a face width of 35
mm have been used to transmit a power from a motor. The gears are of typical commercial quality
with quality numbers (Q.) of 5, the overload factor is 1.25, the load-distribution factor is 1.3 and the
rim thickness factor is 1.0. The 20-teeth pinion is made of Grade 1 through hardened steel to
hardness = 2XY Hs and the 1XY-teeth gear is made of Grade 1 through hardened steel to hardness
=160 HB. The pinion will rotate at 17XY rpm.
Assume:
A pinion life of 10 cycles
a reliability of 99.9%
A safety factor of 2.
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