A new approach to gear skiving, a specialized machining technique for producing internal gears, could improve the speed and accuracy with which gear teeth are formed. The work, described in the ...

In order to work properly, involute gears must meet precise geometrical specifications. Gear geometry includes tooth profile, pressure angle, pitch circle, clearance, and backlash. A gear's geometry ...

To mesh properly, involute gears only need two things in common: modulus and pressure angle. This does not mean that they will have the same shaped teeth. In fact, if they are different diameters, to ...