Computer-aided manufacturing of spiral bevel and hypoid gears with minimum surface-deviation

Lin, Chen-Hao P.; Tsay, Chung-Biau; Fong, Zhang‐Hua

doi:10.1016/s0094-114x(97)00101-8

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“…It is recognized to be the inexorable trend to apply the modern advanced manufacturing technologies on the innovation of manufacturing modes (Lin et al 1998). Liu et al (2000) suggested networked manufacturing, which is a manufacturing mode combined manufacturing technologies with network technologies, has become the important direction of development for manufacturing spiral bevel gears in 2000.…”

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A network-based manufacturing model for spiral bevel gears

Deng

2015

J Intell Manuf

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Aimed at satisfying the development demands of modern manufacturing for high quality spiral bevel gears, it is thought to be urgent and crucial to improve their machining efficiency and quality. The continuous maturing and fusion of information and network technologies open a new route for the manufacture of spiral bevel gears. With the consideration of requirements for the fast growth of such industry, this paper proposes a network-based manufacturing model for spiral bevel gears by combining the technologies of gear manufacturing with network, information and management. Firstly, the application integration framework and network communication architecture for spiral bevel gears network-based manufacture is built. On that basis, the business model of integrated platform for spiral bevel gears network-based manufacture is established. Subsequently, the information integration framework of network-based manufacturing processes is set up. Finally, through the network-based manufacturing application experiment and effect analysis, the feasibility of the proposed model, as well as the effectiveness on improving the processing efficiency and quality of such gears is verified.

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A network-based manufacturing model for spiral bevel gears

Deng

2015

J Intell Manuf

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“…Simon [17] proposed a method for determination of the optimal polynomial function for representation of machine tool setting variations for the pinion tooth finishing. Lin [18] applied some optimization techniques for minimization of surface deviations of the real cut pinion and gear tooth surfaces. Wang [19] proposed a novel face-hobbing method to generate spur gears with lengthwise crowning by two head cutters form an imaginary generating rack with cycloidal lengthwise tooth traces.…”

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High-order tooth flank correction for a helical gear on a six-axis CNC hob machine

Jiang

Fang

2015

Mechanism and Machine Theory

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“…A method similar to the one in [2] was presented by Stadtfeld in [5, ch. 9], while an approach based on linear regression and similar to the one in [4] was presented by Lin et al in [6], together with a sensitivity analysis of tooth surface to machine-tool setting variations. Gosselin et al [7] defined five average surface errors and minimized them by eventually solving a nonlinear system of five equations in five unknown machine settings.…”

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confidence: 99%