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Posted Byserdar yorulmaz on July 24, 2002 at 22:35:37:

In Reply to: Spur Gear Design posted bysarang on July 23, 2002 at 02:28:06:

Hello..
I am pretty good at gear design. I am designing single and multi stage speed reducers.. i would like you to advise that before u ask for help about gearing I would recommend you to give the module that you should to calculate according to your torque and other coefficients such as width factor, velocity factor, size factor, load factor, material properties etc. and after that you should to give the distance between the axis. and also you need to give the tolerance and gear quality too..and also you will need to obtain all tables of the coefficients that are used in gear design. what i mean is it is not easy to calculate a profile shift and gear design.. It needs a lot of work to do and very intense work. I am sorry but you did not pass enough information to help you.. I wish i could and i wish you knew more about gear design... i wish you good luck in your design.

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Comments:: Hello.. : I am pretty good at gear design. I am designing single and multi stage speed reducers.. i would like you to advise that before u ask for help about gearing I would recommend you to give the module that you should to calculate according to your torque and other coefficients such as width factor, velocity factor, size factor, load factor, material properties etc. and after that you should to give the distance between the axis. and also you need to give the tolerance and gear quality too..and also you will need to obtain all tables of the coefficients that are used in gear design. what i mean is it is not easy to calculate a profile shift and gear design.. It needs a lot of work to do and very intense work. I am sorry but you did not pass enough information to help you.. I wish i could and i wish you knew more about gear design... i wish you good luck in your design.

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