Grant, George B. (George Barnard), 1849-1917 · Boston, Grant gear works, incorporated · leaf 29
e ofthe mating tooth. Fig. 36 shows a rack toothworking with the tooth of a small pinion, andcutting out its working curve. This cut is not confined to the flank, butextends across the pitch line into the face, asshown by the line qmn. The rack tooth ofthe figure will not work with the pinion… … Effect of Interference Fuj. 36. 56.—ADJUSTABILITY. An interesting and in many cases a valua-ble feature of the involute curve, and onethat is confined to it, is the fact that its posi-tion as a whole with regard to the matingcurve is adjustable. Two involutes, each with its base line, willwork…
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