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Georges HENRIOT : Arts et Métiers engineer - Former Technical General Manager of Engrenages et Réducteurs
INTRODUCTION
In the first part, we'll give the relationships that enable us to calculate the loads on the teeth and their components for the different types of gears: parallel, concurrent and worm.
The second part, gear strength calculations, mainly concerns parallel gears. A large number of ISO standards are currently published concerning these calculations. In this section, we'll look at calculations for surface and fracture damage. After a reminder of the calculation bases of the ISO standards, we will indicate a simplified method, valid for all industrial gears, which has a very good correspondence with the often complex general standards.
This article is part of a series on gears. The first two articles are devoted to the geometric study of gears. and tooth corrections parallel gears.
Concurrent and left-hand gears are studied in the article .
One last article deals with manufacturing methods and planetary gears.
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Gears: determining tooth loads and strength calculations
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