2013
DOI: 10.3103/s1068798x13060129
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Cutting and plastic deformation in the shaving and rolling of cylindrical gears with round teeth

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“…Dimensional wear of the rear surfaces (RS), which causes uneven thinning of the tool teeth, leads to an unacceptable decrease in accuracy in the process of combined gear cutting. Therefore, for the eighth degree of accuracy (GOST 1643-81) of crowns processed by cylindrical gear, the permissible deviation of the involute profile of the side surfaces of the tool teeth should not exceed 0.04 mm per side [5,6]. In some value judgments were given about the period of durability of the tool in question.…”
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“…Dimensional wear of the rear surfaces (RS), which causes uneven thinning of the tool teeth, leads to an unacceptable decrease in accuracy in the process of combined gear cutting. Therefore, for the eighth degree of accuracy (GOST 1643-81) of crowns processed by cylindrical gear, the permissible deviation of the involute profile of the side surfaces of the tool teeth should not exceed 0.04 mm per side [5,6]. In some value judgments were given about the period of durability of the tool in question.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%