Distortions and Residual Stresses of Gears Caused by Hardening : 4th Report, Case-Hardening of Gears

Applied mechanics in grinding—VI. Residual stresses and surface hardening by coupled thermo-plasticity and phase transformation

The present study aims to investigate the residual stresses and surface hardening in ground components caused by the coupled effect of thermo-plasticity and phase transformation. A feasible numerical method was developed to accommodate appropriately the phase transformation in a workpiece experiencing critical temperature variation during grinding. The change of material properties was modelled...

Hardening Fingerprinting by Context

Near-duplicate detection is not only an important pre and post processing task in Information Retrieval but also an effective spam-detection technique. Among different approaches to near-replica detection methods based on document signatures are particularly attractive due to their scalability to massive document collections and their ability to handle high throughput rates. Their weakness lies...

Influence of Addendum Modification Factor on Root Stresses in Normal Contact Ratio Asymmetric Spur Gears

Tooth root crack is considered as one of the crucial causes of failure in the gearing system and it occurs at the tooth root due to an excessive bending stress developed in the root region. The modern power transmission gear drives demand high bending load capacity, increased contact load capacity, low weight, reduced noise and longer life. These subsequent conditions are satisfied by the aid o...

Vibration Health Monitoring of Gears

Optimal Shapes for Gears

| Gear theory is reexamined and we nd optimal shapes for gears. As optimality criteria, we allow: (1) minimal frictional losses (highest eeciency) assuming linear law of friction or (2) uniform maximum stress (it will wear out slowly and last the longest) assuming Hertzian contacts or (3) uniform maximal temperature, assuming we are in a high power limit in which all heat is removed by the lubr...