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Part 3. Desigining Gear Part 1

This document provides details on the design and stress analysis of gears, including selecting materials, determining allowable contact and bending stresses, selecting geometry parameters like center distance, modulus, and number of teeth, and calculating transmitted load and contact stress.
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Part 3. Desigining Gear Part 1

This document provides details on the design and stress analysis of gears, including selecting materials, determining allowable contact and bending stresses, selecting geometry parameters like center distance, modulus, and number of teeth, and calculating transmitted load and contact stress.
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1.

GEAR
1.1. First stage
1.1.1. Geometry of gear:
Selecting material and allowable stress
We pick the 40XH steel normalizing
HB 1=300 , HB2 =280

1.1.2. Contact fatigue limit


σ 0 Hlim 1=2 HB 1+ 70=670 ( MPa)

σ 0 Hlim2=2 HB 2 +70=630 (MPa)

σ 0 Flim 1=1.8 HB 1=540(MPa)

σ 0 Flim 2=1.8 HB 2=504 (MPa)

1.1.3. Number of cycles


2.4 7
N HO 1=30 HB 1 =2.64 ∙ 10 (cycles)
2.4 7
N HO 2=30 HB 2 =2.24 ∙ 10 (cycles)

1.1.4. Equivalent number of loading cycles


c=1
1.1.5. Total working hour
Lh=L ∙285 ∙ 2 ∙8=31920(h)

1.1.6. Safety factor


s H =1.1

s F=1.75

1.1.7. Allowable contact stress

( )
3
T1 t i
N HE=60 cn t Σ Σ
T max t Σ

( )
3
N HE 1=60 cn Σ
T1
T max
ti
tΣ (
=60 ∙ 1∙ 1425 ∙31920 ∙
51
51+52
3
+ 0.6 ∙
52
51+52) 9
=1.6 ∙ 10 (cycles)

( )
3
N HE 2=60 cn Σ
T1 t i
T max t Σ
=60 ∙ 1∙ 329.9 ∙31920 ∙
51
51+52 ( 3
+ 0.6 ∙
52
51+52 ) 9
=0.38 ∙ 10 ( cycles)
Because NHE > NHO, K HL1=K HL2=1

σ 0 Hlim ∙ 0.9
[ σ H ]= sH
∙ K HL

σ 0 Hlim1 ∙ 0.9 670 ∙0.9


[ σ H 1 ]= sH
∙ K HL1=
1.1
∙1=548.2(MPa)

σ 0 Hlim2 ∙ 0.9 630 ∙ 0.9


[ σ H 2 ]= sH
∙ K HL2=
1.1
∙1=515.45(MPa)

[ σ H 1 ]+ [ σ H 2 ] 548.2+515.45
[ σ H ]= 2
=
2
=531.83(MPa)

Checking the condition for [ σ H ]


[ σ Hmin ] ≤ [ σ H ] ≤ 1.25 [ σ Hmin ]=¿515.45 MPa ≤ [ σ H ] ≤ 644.31 MPa
[ σ H ] satisfies the condition
So [ σ H ]=531.83 MPa
[ σ H ]max =2.8 σ ch =2.8 ∙600=1680 MPa
1.1.8. Allowable bending stress
N FE=60 cn t Σ Σ ( )
T 1 6 ti
T max t Σ

N FE 1=60 cn Σ
T 1 6 ti
T max t Σ( )
=60 ∙ 1∙ 1425 ∙31920 ∙
51
51+52 (
+ 0.66 ∙
52
51+52 )
=1.42 ∙ 109 (cycles)

N FE 2=60 cn Σ
T 1 6 ti
T max t Σ( )
=60 ∙ 1∙ 329.9 ∙31920 ∙
51
51+52 (
+ 0.66 ∙
52
51+52 )
=0.33∙ 109 (cycles)

Because NFE > NFO, K FL1=K FL2=1

σ 0 Flim ∙ K FC
[ σ F ]= sF
∙ K FL

K FC =1 because this is a one-way rotation system


σ 0 Flim 1 ∙ K FC 540 ∙1
[σ F1]= sF
∙ K FL1=
1.75
∙1=308.6 MPa

σ 0 Flim 1 ∙ K FC 504 ∙ 1
[ σ F 2 ]= sF
∙ K FL2=
1.75
∙ 1=288 MPa

[ σ F 1 ]max =0.8 σ ch1=0.8 ∙ 630=504


[ σ F 2 ]max =0.8 σ ch2=0.8 ∙ 600=480
1.1.9. Gear width factor and load concentration factor
Because the gears are parallel, according to table 6.6, we choose ѱ ba=0.25
ѱ bd =0.53 ѱ ba ( u+1 )=0.53 ∙ 0.25 ∙ ( 4.32+1 )=0.71

According to table 6.7, figure 3, we’ll choose


K H =K Hβ=1.1

K F=K Fβ=1.2

1.1.10. Center distance:


Choose
Ka =43 (table 6.5)
[σH] = 476.3 MPa
ѱba = 0.31
KH = KHβ = 1.1
KF = KFβ = 1.2

√ √
T 1 . K Hβ 33370 ∙ 1.1
aw =43 ∙ ( u+1 ) ∙ 3 2
=43∙ ( 4.32+1 ) ∙ 3 2
ѱ ba ∙ [ σ H ] ∙ u 0.25 ∙ 531.83 ∙ 4.32

¿ 112.89 mm

Due to standard, choose aw =125 mm


1.1.11. Modulus m:
m = (0.01 ÷ 0.02) ∙ aw = (0.01 ÷ 0.02) ∙ 125=1.25 ÷ 2.5
Choose m = 2.5 mm.
1.1.12. Number of teeth:
According to this equation: 8˚≤ β ≤ 20˚
Choose β = 10˚
2 aw cos 10 ° 2 ∙125 ∙ cos 10 °
z1 = = =18.51
m(u± 1) 2.5∙(4.32+1)

Choose z1 = 19 teeth => Driven gear has z2 = z1∙ u = 19 ∙ 4.32 = 82.08 teeth
Choose z2 = 80 teeth
m(z1 + z 2 ) 2.5∙ (19+80)
Helix angle: β= arccos 2 aw
= arccos = 8.1˚
2 ∙125

1 2 m(z + z ) 2.5 ∙(19+80)


Redetermine aw = 2cos ⁡(β ) = 2∙ cos ⁡(8.1) =124.99 125 mm

Transmission ratio after choosing teeth:


z2 80
um = z = 19 = 4.21
1

Transmitter relative error:

Δu = | | 100% = |
um−u
u

4.21−4.32
4.32 |
∙100% = 2.54% < 4%

Recalculate the stress:


3
2. 10 T 1 K H (u ± 1)
[ σ H ]=Z M Z H Z ε 2
bw u d w 1

Which:
+ The material of gears is steel => Elasticity factor: Z M = 274 ( MPa3 ¿
+ ZH is the factor taking into account the shape of the contact surface:

ZH =
√ 4 cos β b
sin 2 α tw

atw = arctan ( tanα nw


cosβ ) (
tan 20°
)
= arctan cos 8.1 ° = 20.19˚

tan β b =cos α tw ∙ tan β=cos 20.19 ° ∙ tan 8.1 °

=> β b=7.61 ˚
=> ZH =
√ 4 ∙ cos ⁡(7.61 °)
sin ⁡(2 ∙20.19 ° )
=2.47

+ Zε is a factor taking into account the effect of total contact length:

Zε =
√ √ 1
εα
= 1 = 0.78
1.65

with

[ 1 1
( )] 1 1
[ ( )]
εα = 1.88−3.2 z 1 + z 2 cosβ = 1.88−3.2 19 + 80 cos ( 8.1 ° )=1.65

bw sin β 0.25 ∙125 ∙ sin ( 8.1 ° )


ε β= = =0.56
π .m π ∙ 2.5

Determine the working diameter


2αw 2∙ 125
d w 1= = =47.98(mm)
um +1 4.21+1

1.1.13. Determine the speed of the driving gear


π d w 1 n1 π ∙ 47.98 ∙1425
v= = =3.58 (m/s)
60000 60000

With v=3.58 m/s, from table (6.13), select the degree of accuracy is 9
From table (6.14), with the degree of accuracy is 9 and v ≈ 2.5 m/s
=> K Hα =1.13
=> K Fα=1.37

V H =δ H g o v
√ aw
u
=0.002∙ 73 ∙3.58 ∙
125
4.32 √
=2.81

With δ H =0.002 ( table 6.15 ) ; g o=73(table 6.16)


V H b w d w1 2.81 ∙ 0.25∙ 125 ∙ 47.98
K Hv =1+ =1+ =¿ 1.05
2 T 1 K Hβ K Hα 2∙ 33370 ∙1.1 ∙ 1.13

+ KH: the load distribution between the teeth


KH = KHv.KHβ.KHα = 1.05 ∙ 1.1 ∙1.13 = 1.3
Therefore,
σ H =Z M Z H Z ε
√ 2 T 1 K H (u+1)
bw u d w1
2
=274 ∙2.47 ∙ 0.78 ∙
√ 2 ∙33370 ∙ 1.3 ( 4.32+1 )
0.25 ∙125 ∙ 4.32 ∙ 47.98
2
=644.8(MPa)

K HL Z R Z V K l K xH
[σ H ] = σ 0 Hlim
sH

Which:
+ ZR: affected factor of surface roughness. ZR = 1
+ Zv: factor of velocity. ZV = 0.85v0,1 = 0.85∙ 3.580.1 = 0.97
+ Kl: factor taking into account the condition of lubrication. Kl = 1
+ KHx: factor taking into account the size of the gear. KHx =1
1 ∙1 ∙ 0.97 ∙1 ∙1
[σ H ¿ = 531.83 ∙ 1.1
= 466.86 MPa

So, σ H = 644.8 MPa > [σ H ¿ = 466.86MPa


= > We need to reselect aw
With aw = 160 mm, we got the following parameters
Module m (mm) 2.5
Z1 (teeth) 23
Z2 (teeth) 100
β 16.07
um 4.35
ZH 2.41
Zε 0.78
d w 1 (mm) 59.8
V (m/s) 4.46
K Hα 1.09 K Fα 1.27
V H (m/s) 3.04
KH 1.3
= > σ H =446 MPa
1 ∙1 ∙ 0.987 ∙1 ∙ 1
[ σ H ]=531.83 ∙ 1.1
=477.27 MPa

So, σ H = < [σ H ¿ = > The calculation is satisfied


1.1.14. Check calculation of bending stress:
2T 1 K F Y F Y ε Y β
σF =
bw d w 1 m

Which:
KFβ = 1.2
K Fα=1.27

V F=δ F g o v
√ aw
u √
=0.006 ∙56 ∙ 4.46 ∙
160
4.32
=9.12

δ F =0.006 , go =56(selected from table 6.15 and 6.16 respectively)

V F b w d w1 9.12 ∙ 40 ∙ 59.8
K Fv =1+ =1+ =1.21
2 T 1 K Fβ K Fα 2∙ 33370 ∙ 1.2∙ 1.27

KF = KFv ∙ KFβ ∙ KFα = 1.21 ∙ 1.2∙1.27 = 1.85


1 1
Yε = ε = 1.64 = 0.61
α

β=8.1 °
β 16.07
Yβ ¿ 1− 140 =1− 140 =0.89

z1 23
zv1 = 3 = 3 =25.92
cos β cos 16.07 °
z2 100
zv2 = 3 = 3 = 112.7
cos β cos 16.07 °

We choose: zv1 = 26, zv2 = 113

Driving gear: YF1 = 3.9


Driven gear: YF2 = 3.60
*[σF] = [σF] ∙ 𝑌𝑅𝑌𝑆𝐾𝑥F
Which:
m=3
YR: the factor taking into account the roughness. We choose YR = 1
YS = 1.08- 0.0625ln (2.5) = 1.02~1
𝐾𝑥F = 1
[σF1] = [σF1] ∙ 𝑌𝑅𝑌𝑆𝐾𝑥F = 288∙ 1∙ 1∙ 1= 288 MPa
[σF2] = [σF2] ∙ 𝑌𝑅𝑌𝑆𝐾𝑥F = 236.57∙ 1∙ 1∙ 1= 236.57 MPa
Therefore,
2 T 1 Y F K F Y ε Y β 2 ∙33370 ∙ 3.9∙ 1.85 ∙ 0.61∙ 0.89
σ F1=
b w d w1 m
=
40 ∙ 59.8∙ 2.5
= 43.5 MPa ¿ [σ F 1] = 288 MPa

YF2
σ F 2 =σ F 1 ∙ =40.1 MPa <[σ F 2 ] =236.57 MPa
YF1

 Bending strength guaranteed.


1.1.15. Checking the overloading
T max
K qt = =2.2
T2

σ H max =σ H √ K qt =447 ∙ √ 2.2=663 MPa<[ σ H ]max =1680 MPa

σ F 1max =σ F 2 K qt =43.5 ∙ 2.2=95.7 MPa< [ σ F 1 ]max =504 MPa

σ F 2max =σ F 2 K qt =40.1 ∙2.2=88.22 MPa< [ σ F 2 ]max =480 MPa

1.1.16. Pitch diameter:


m z1 2.5 ∙ 23
d1= = cos16.07 ˚ = 59.84 mm
cos ⁡β
m z2 2.5∙ 100
d2= = cos16.07 ˚ = 260.17 mm
cos ⁡β

1.1.17. Tip diameters:


da1 = d1 + 2m = 59.84+ 2 ∙2.5 = 64.84 mm
`da2 = d2 + 2m = 260.17 + 2∙ 2.5= 265.17 mm
1.1.18. Root diameters:
df1 = d1 – 2.5m = 59.84 – 2.5 ∙2.5 = 53.59 mm
df2 = d2 – 2.5m = 260.17 – 2.5 ∙2.5 = 253.92 mm
1.1.19. Summary of the helical gear transmission:
Center distance: aw = 160 mm

Module 𝑚 = 2.5

Gear width 𝑏𝑤1 = 64.8( mm) 𝑏𝑤2 = 59.8( mm)

Transmission ratio 𝑢1 = 4.32


Original profile angle α = 20°
Messing angle α tw= 20.75°
Helical angle 𝛽 = 16.07°

Number of teeth 𝑧1 = 23 𝑧2 = 100


Profile pitch 𝑥1 = 0 𝑥2 = 0
Pitch diameter 𝑑1 = 59.84 (𝑚𝑚) 𝑑2 = 260.17 (𝑚𝑚)

Tip diameter 𝑑𝑎1 = 64.84 (𝑚𝑚) 𝑑𝑎2 = 265.17 (𝑚𝑚)


Root diameter 𝑑𝑓1 = 53.59 (𝑚𝑚) 𝑑𝑓2 = 253.92 (𝑚𝑚)

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