Forging is defined as the process of working hot metal into a desired shape by impact or pressure1. The hot […]
Allied Specialty Precision Gains Competitive Edge by Looking Past the Obvious Look beyond the obvious, and you may well find […]
Introduction As the growth of wind energy continues, the average size and capacity of wind turbine generators is also increasing. […]
As a result of our evaluation of the pit type defects observed on all of the Cameron Pinion Shaft teeth, […]
From traditional hobbing machines to modern indexable carbide inserts, much has changed in gear technology over the years. As innovative […]
This paper explains the differences and the effects of zero-helix-angle and non-zero-helix-angle gears in planetary gear systems. As a conclusion, […]
Material science is the oldest of all science and engineering disciplines. It is not an overstatement to say that materials […]
Application of asymmetric tooth gears for aerospace propulsion drives allows for considerably increased power transmission density, potentially increasing their load […]
Conventional Broaching: Be a Broaching “1%-Er” By Matt Egrin, President of Broaching Machine Specialties After giving a 15-minute plant tour of […]
Plastic gears are growing larger, more precise, more complex in geometry and more powerful. High performance resins and long-fiber compounds […]
In today’s competitive manufacturing environment, especially for products as specialized as gears, many of the world’s leading gear OEM’s and […]
Gear root form is an important but often neglected element of the gear. The stress concentration point typically lies in […]
Many dimensions of the gears and the toothing are determined that have significant influence on load capacity and noise excitation. […]
Gears made for applications in the mining and cement industries cover a wide range in terms of size and transmitted […]
KISSsoft’s contact analysis software is widely used because it calculates a wide variety of characteristics of interest for gears that […]
Bevel gears have been made for over 50 years. There have been several incremental improvements to the initial methods, but […]
Past reviews of the status of grinding for the gear industry have inevitably focused on the process as one of […]
Plastic gears have a long history in autos, appliances, office equipment, tools, and elsewhere. Designers continue to extend their use […]
As with any machining process, the manufacturing of gears by hobbing or shaping results in burrs on the front edge. […]