Abstract
The involute gears are sensitive to the misalignment of their axes which determines transmission errors and perturbations of pressures distributions along the tooth flank. The concentrated contacts in gears are no longer as Hertz type. A semi-analytical method was developed to find the contact area, pressures distribution and depth stresses state. The matrix of initial separations is found analytically for standard and non-standard spur gears. The presence of misalignment as well as the flank crowning and flank end relief are included in the numerical analysis process.
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Creţu, S., Pop, N., & Cazan, S. (2017). Tooth contact analysis of spur gears. Part 1-SAM analysis of standard gears. In MATEC Web of Conferences (Vol. 112). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201711207015
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