Abstract
Involute gears are widely used because of their many advantageous properties. However, involute gears have a drawback that their tooth contact strength is weak, because the convex tooth surfaces contact each other in meshing. In the present study, the authors designed an involute-cycloid composite tooth profile gear having higher bending and contact strengths than those of an involute gear, and confirmed experimentally the superiority of this gear.
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Terauchi, Y., Nagamura, K., & Saijo, H. (1982). ON DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE OF INVOLUTE-CYCLOID COMPOSITE TOOTH PROFILE GEAR. Bulletin of the JSME, 25(199), 118–126. https://doi.org/10.1299/jsme1958.25.118
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