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Effect of Top-Relief and Rake Angles on the Gear Shaping Cutter Profile

N. Srinivasan, +1 more
- Vol. 197, Iss: 4, pp 249-254
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In this article, the effective profile of the rack-type and pinion-type gear shaping cutters for spur gears has been analyzed and corrected to obtain a profile close to the theoretical form on grinding the rake face.
Abstract
Gear shaping cutters are provided with top-relief and rake angles. As a result of this, the profile representing the cutting edge is modified. This paper deals with the method of obtaining the effective profile on the rack-type and pinion-type cutters for spur gears. Analysis of the effective profile shows that the effective profile of the rack-type cutter is actually a straight-sided tooth form with different pressure angle and tooth thickness at the reference (pitch) line. In the case of the pinion-type cutter, tooth thinning takes place and the effective profile could not be identified with any involute form.This paper also deals with the methods of correcting the cutter profile form so that profile close to the theoretical form can be obtained on grinding the rake face. This approach would be quite useful to the designers and manufacturers of the shaping cutters.

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Minimisation of error on the effective profile of pinion type gear shaping cutters

TL;DR: In this paper, a method of obtaining the effective profile and its deviations from the theoretical involute form required is presented, and the effect of regrinding on the profile error of the cutting edge is also brought out.
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Profile deviations in internal gear shaping

TL;DR: In this paper, a method for simulating the shaping process while cutting the internal gear is described, and a thorough analysis has been carried out on the simulated profiles and suggestions are made to reduce the deviation from the theoretical profile.
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