Method for using a variable-tooth-thickness worm-type tool to fabricate gears with longitudinal crowning
AssigneeNational Chung Cheng University
InventorsZhang-Hua FONG, Ruei-Hung HSU, Wei-Hsiang WANG
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AssigneeNational Chung Cheng University
InventorsZhang-Hua FONG, Ruei-Hung HSU, Wei-Hsiang WANG
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A variable-tooth-thickness worm-type tool comprises a main body and a spiral blade distributed on the main body and featuring variable tooth thickness. The main body and the spiral blade are respectively described with a rack cutter coordinate system and a tool coordinate system. The vector parameters based on the rack cutter coordinate system are transformed into vector parameters based on the tool coordinate system so as to simulate the main body with a rack cutter and develop the spiral blade to have variable tooth thickness. Thus, when a gear blank is tooled, the distance between the centers of the tool holder and the workpiece holder can be set as a constant, and the feed in the radial degree-of-freedom can be neglected, with twists of tooth flanks being inhibited.
A method for fabricating a gear blank into a gear with a variable-tooth-thickness worm-type tool used to fabricate a gear blank into a gear, said variable-tooth-thickness worm-type tool comprising a main body and at least one spiral blade distributed on said main body and featuring variable tooth thickness, comprising steps:
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