H.W. Questions 17-11-2024 1- Two gears with a module of 2 mm are mounted at a center distance of 130 mm in a 4:1 ratio reduction gearset. Find the number of teeth in each gear. 2. Calculate the thickness measured along the pitch circle of a spur gear tooth with a module of 4 mm. 3. A 32-tooth gear with an 8-diametral pitch meshes with a 65-tooth gear. Determine the value of the standard center distance. 4. Determine the thickness of a spur gear tooth with a diametral pitch of 8, measured along the pitch circle. 5. Two gears in a 2:1 ratio gearset and with a diametral pitch of 6 are mounted at a center distance of 5 in. Find the number of teeth in each gear. 6. A 20-tooth spur gear with a diametral pitch of 6 meshes with a 55-tooth gear. Determine the value of the standard center distance. Also calculate the thickness of the gear tooth measured along the pitch circle. 7. Two gears in a 3:1 ratio gearset and with a diametral pitch of 4 are mounted at a center distance of 6 in. Find the number of teeth in each gear. 8. A pair of spur gears on 168 mm centers have a 3:1 speed reduction ratio. With a module of 4 mm, what are the numbers of teeth and pitch diameters of the two gears? 9. A 24-tooth pinion has a module of 2 mm, rotates 2400 rpm, and drives an 800-rpm gear. Determine the number of teeth on the gear, the circular pitch, and the theoretical center distance. Figure P15.23 shows a two-stage gear reducer. Identical pairs of gears are used. (This enables input shaft a and output shaft c to be colinear, which facilitates machining of the housing.) Shaft b, called the countershaft, turns freely in bearings A and B, except for the gear-tooth forces. (a) Determine the rpm of shafts b and c, the pitch diameters of the pinion and gear, and the circular pitch. (b) Determine the torque carried by each of the shafts a, b, and c: (i) assuming 100% gear efficiency, and (ii) assuming 95% efficiency of each gear pair. 45 1 kW, 1200-pm motor coupled to this shaft 10. 45 teeth 1-5,6-25 15 teeth Driven machine coupled to this
H.W. Questions 17-11-2024 1- Two gears with a module of 2 mm are mounted at a center distance of 130 mm in a 4:1 ratio reduction gearset. Find the number of teeth in each gear. 2. Calculate the thickness measured along the pitch circle of a spur gear tooth with a module of 4 mm. 3. A 32-tooth gear with an 8-diametral pitch meshes with a 65-tooth gear. Determine the value of the standard center distance. 4. Determine the thickness of a spur gear tooth with a diametral pitch of 8, measured along the pitch circle. 5. Two gears in a 2:1 ratio gearset and with a diametral pitch of 6 are mounted at a center distance of 5 in. Find the number of teeth in each gear. 6. A 20-tooth spur gear with a diametral pitch of 6 meshes with a 55-tooth gear. Determine the value of the standard center distance. Also calculate the thickness of the gear tooth measured along the pitch circle. 7. Two gears in a 3:1 ratio gearset and with a diametral pitch of 4 are mounted at a center distance of 6 in. Find the number of teeth in each gear. 8. A pair of spur gears on 168 mm centers have a 3:1 speed reduction ratio. With a module of 4 mm, what are the numbers of teeth and pitch diameters of the two gears? 9. A 24-tooth pinion has a module of 2 mm, rotates 2400 rpm, and drives an 800-rpm gear. Determine the number of teeth on the gear, the circular pitch, and the theoretical center distance. Figure P15.23 shows a two-stage gear reducer. Identical pairs of gears are used. (This enables input shaft a and output shaft c to be colinear, which facilitates machining of the housing.) Shaft b, called the countershaft, turns freely in bearings A and B, except for the gear-tooth forces. (a) Determine the rpm of shafts b and c, the pitch diameters of the pinion and gear, and the circular pitch. (b) Determine the torque carried by each of the shafts a, b, and c: (i) assuming 100% gear efficiency, and (ii) assuming 95% efficiency of each gear pair. 45 1 kW, 1200-pm motor coupled to this shaft 10. 45 teeth 1-5,6-25 15 teeth Driven machine coupled to this
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