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Request Free Trial. Clearly, they cannot be considered as representing physical laws. They are, of course, empirical. The influence factors are presented as independent of one another, but in reality cannot be completely separated.
For this reason, test results which were obtained by varying a single variable, while others were held constant, were adjusted to take into account field experiences with gears of different sizes and operating conditions.
Thus, some of the recorded values do not correlate directly with test results. In general, through-hardened gears are more sensitive than case-hardened gears to the influences of viscosity, pitch line velocity and surface roughness.
This is reflected in the empirical curves drawn in the scatter bands in Figures 7 to 9 inclusive. When a gear pair consists of one which is of hard and one which is of soft material, the factors ZL, Zv and ZR shall be determined for the softer of the materials.
The influence of the lubricant film is only fully effective at the long life stress level. The influence is low at higher limited-life stress levels see Clause 11 and 5. The lubricant factor ZL was derived from tests using mineral oil with and without EP additives. By comparison, when testing certain synthetic lubricants in combination with case hardened test gears, values of ZL up to 1,1 times higher and with through-hardened test gears up to 1,4 times higher were observed.
These values should be verified in each individual case where possible, curves similar to those provided for mineral oils should be prepared for synthetic oils.
They reproduce the curves in Figure 8. This also applies for internal gear pairs. The mean roughness Rz1 pinion flank and Rz2 wheel flank shall be determined for their surface condition after manufacture, including any running-in treatment, planned as a manufacturing, commissioning or in-service process, when it is safe to assume that it will take place.
The increase in the surface durability of the soft wheel depends not only on any work hardening of this wheel, but also on other influences such as polishing lubricant , alloying element and internal stresses in the soft material, surface roughness of the hard pinion, contact stress and hardening processes.
The provisions given in ISO , 4. Although the curves in Figure 10 were carefully chosen, they cannot be interpreted as a physical law for the reasons mentioned above. They are, like Equation 53 , empirical. The value of ZW is different for static, limited life and reference stress stress ranges, see Figure 6. An additional analysis concerning wear is recommended to be carried out in this case.
Wear of the surface is not covered by ISO Effects of wear not covered by ISO ZW applies to the gear only, not to the pinion. Important influence parameters are a material quality furnace charge, cleanliness, forging , b heat treatment, depth of hardening, distribution of hardening, c radius of flank curvature, and d module, in the case of surface hardening, depth of hardened layer relative to the size of the teeth core supporting-effect.
NOTE This method does not account for backlash although using xE-factor will work or for shaper cut gears. Key 1 involute 2 trochoid Figure A. Figure A. However, the point of start of involute is defined by the root giving the higher value of rtro, which is always the smaller root, as derived from Figure A. A few interation steps are required to find a solution. Maschinenelemente, Band 2, Getriebe.
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While the method is presented in the context of ISO and calculation of the load capacity of spur and helical gears, it is equally applicable to other types of gear stress. Calcul de la duree de vie en service sous charge variable.
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