Month: July 2014

miter gears bevel gears

Miter Gears

Miter Gears Miter Gears are bevel gears put together with equal numbers of teeth and axes that are usually at right angles. Miter is the surface forming the beveled end or edge of a piece where a miter joint is made. These gears are cut with a generated tooth form that has a localized lengthwise tooth bearing. They …

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involute gears

Involute gears

Involute gears Involute gears have a tooth shape that is tolerant of variations in the distance between the axes, to ensure smooth running of the gears. The velocity ratio of the gears does not depend on the exact spacing of the axes, but is fixed by the number of teeth or by pitch diameters. Increasing the distance above …

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internal gears

Internal Gear

Internal gears Internal gears have cylindrical pith surface with teeth parallel to the axis. Gears make an internal contact with these gears. They have the teeth cut on the inside of the rim rather than the outside. When they are used with the pinion more teeth carry the load and are evenly distributed. This even distribution decreases the …

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Ground gear Applications

Applications: Ground gears are widely used in diverse industries such as Cement Plants, Fertilizer plants, Thermal Power Station, Sugar Mills, Sponge Iron Plants, Mineral Plants, Chemical Plants, Steel Rolling Plants, Textile Plants, Paper Mills, Mining Industry, Material Handing Equipment, Machine Tools etc.