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Spur Gear Calculator
Parameters
Module (m): The ratio of the pitch diameter to the number of teeth.
Number of Teeth (z): The total number of teeth on the gear.
Pressure Angle (α): The angle between the line of action and the tangent to the pitch circle.
Number of Teeth Gear 2 (z2): The total number of teeth on the mating gear.
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Calculation Results (Spur Gear)
Pitch Diameter 1 (d1): mm
Pitch Diameter 2 (d2): mm
Center Distance (A): mm
Base Circle Diameter 1 (db1): mm
Base Circle Diameter 2 (db2): mm
Addendum Circle Diameter 1 (da1): mm
Addendum Circle Diameter 2 (da2): mm
Dedendum Circle Diameter 1 (df1): mm
Dedendum Circle Diameter 2 (df2): mm
Helical Gear Calculator
Parameters
Small Gear Teeth (Z1): Number of teeth on the small gear.
Large Gear Teeth (Z2): Number of teeth on the large gear.
Normal Module (mf): The ratio of the pitch diameter to the number of teeth in the normal plane.
Helix Angle (β): The angle between the helix and the gear axis.
Center Distance (A): The distance between the centers of the two gears.
Pressure Angle (α): The angle between the line of action and the tangent to the pitch circle (likely normal pressure angle).
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Calculation Results (Helical Gear)
Transverse Module (mdu):
Unshifted Center Distance (A0):
Center Distance Variation Coefficient (y):
Meshing Angle (α’): degrees
Total Profile Shift Coefficient (ξ Σ):
Tooth Height Variation Coefficient (Δy):
Small Gear Pitch Diameter (Dfe1): mm
Large Gear Pitch Diameter (Dfe2): mm
Small Gear Addendum Circle Diameter (Df1): mm
Large Gear Addendum Circle Diameter (Df2): mm
Herringbone Gear Calculator
Parameters
Small Gear Teeth (Z1): Number of teeth on the small gear.
Large Gear Teeth (Z2): Number of teeth on the large gear.
Normal Module (mf): The ratio of the pitch diameter to the number of teeth in the normal plane.
Helix Angle (β): The angle between the helix and the gear axis (same magnitude for both halves).
Pressure Angle (α): The angle between the line of action and the tangent to the pitch circle (likely normal pressure angle).
Face Width (b): The width of the gear tooth face.
Inner Groove Width: The width of the gap between the two helical halves.
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