Grant, George B. (George Barnard), 1849-1917 · Boston, Grant gear works, incorporated · leaf 38
s the given number of teeth inthe pointed gear, Fig. 51, if is the numberin the gear having the radius 0 M, and h isthe angle 0 c I. Knowing n, we assume avalue for if, and from that find a valuefor h by means of the first formula. Thisvalue of h, tried in the second formula, willgive an error. A… … IPointed pinion. Fig. 51. In this way the following values were de- termined: 72- M K 2.695 1.26 57° 49 3. 1.51 54° 20 4. 2.86 42° 29 4.62 4.62 34° 11 5. 6.75 28° 8 5.58 00 0 Having determined the obliquity for thepointed pinion, we can determine the leastnumber of teeth it will work with by…
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