Peculiarities of the Grinding Process of a Gear Hob Helical Rake Face

Norbert Hodgyai; Márton Máté; Ferenc Tolvaly-Roşca; Mircea Viorel Drăgoi

doi:10.2478/auseme-2021-0004

Abstract

This paper presents a study regarding the gear hob’s rake face grinding possibilities and its consequences. A simple theoretical lined surface is considered. The mathematical model of the reciprocate meshing of surfaces was applied. It was proven that the proposed form of the rake face cannot be obtained because an undercut of inacceptable extent occurs. It is also proven and sustained by CAD modeling that using a simplified, flat grinding disk, the undercut is avoided, but the phenomenon of transection appears.

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Peculiarities of the Grinding Process of a Gear Hob Helical Rake Face

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