Machine design; a manual of practical instruction in designing machinery for specific purposes, including specifications for belts, screws, pins, gears, etc., and many working hints as to operation and care of machines (1918)
Wallace, Ernest L · Chicago, American technical society · leaf 152
arms must, as in the case of spur gears, transmit the loadfrom the tooth to the shaft; in addition, the arms of a bevel gearare subjected to a side thrust due to the wedging action of the cones.Hence, sidewise stiffness of the arms is more essential in this type ofgear than in the case of the spur… … MACHINE DESIGN 139 ferent from a true rectangle. Hence, the error will be but slightif the average cross-section of the tooth be taken to represent itsstrength, and the calculation made accordingly. Fig. 82 shows a bevel-gear tooth with the average cross-sectionin dotted lines. For the purpose of…
Machine design
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