2. WHAT IS GEAR ?
Gears are defined as
toothed wheel or
multilobbed cam
which transmitted
power and motion
from one shaft to
another by means of
successive
engagement of teeth.
3. FUNCTION OF GEAR
It is used to transmit very
large power which is
beyond the range of belt
or chain drive.
It is used to transmit
motion at very low speed
which is not possible in
belt drive.
It is used to increase or
decrease the speed of the
shafts.
5. SPUR GEAR
In case of spur gear
teeth are cut parallel to
the axis of the shaft and
tooth profile is identical
along the width of teeth.
Spur gear causes radial
load on the shaft and
transmit power only
when the shaft are
parallel to each other.
6. Working Of Spur Gear
Spur gears are regularly
used for speed reduction or
increase, torque
multiplication, resolution
and accuracy enhancement
for positioning systems.
The teeth run parallel to the
gear axis and can only
transfer motion between
parallel-axis sets.
Spur gear mate only one
tooth at a time, resulting in
high stress on the mating
teeth and noisy operation
7. Types Of Spur Gear
External Spur Gear
Internal Spur Gear
Rack and Pinion
Gear
9. Advantages Of Spur Gear
Spur gear have high power transmission
efficiency.
Spur gear are compact and easy to install.
Spur gear offer constant velocity ratio.
Spur gear have no slip.
Spur gear are highly reliable.
10. Disadvantages Of Spur Gear
Spur gear drivers are costly when compared to
belt drives.
They have a limited center distance.
Spur gear produce a lot of noise when
operating at high speeds.
They cannot be used for long distance power
transmission.
Gear teeth experience a large amount of
stress.
12. DESIGNING OF SPUR GEAR
STEP 1 – Find the minimum no. of teeth on
pinion.
STEP 2 – Find the minimum no. of teeth on
gear using velocity ratio.
STEP 3- Find the value of velocity factor .
STEP 4- Find the weaker in gear and pinion
with the help of Lewis factor.
STEP 5- Find the tangential load on the tooth
of the gear.
13. STEP 6- Find the beam strength of tooth using
Lewis equation.
STEP 7- For safe design tangential load should
be equal and less than of beam strength.
STEP 8- Find the diameter of face width of
gear and pinion.
STEP 9- Check the design for dynamic load.
STEP 10- Check the design for wear load.
DESIGNING OF SPUR GEAR