Theory of Gearing Kinematics Geometry and Synthesis 2nd Edition by Stephen P Radzevich ISBN 1138585556 978-1138585553

Front Matter

1. A Brief Overview of the Evolution of the Scientific Theory of Gearing
Part I. Fundamentals

2. Kinematics of a Gear Pair

3. Principal Planes and Principal Reference Systems Associated with a Gear Pair

4. Conditions for Transmitting a Uniform Rotation Smoothly from a Driving Shaft to a Driven Shaft: Three Fundamental Laws of Gearing
5. Permissible Variation of Design Parameters of Pulley-and-Belt Analogy of Parallel-Axes Gearing
Part II. Perfect Gearing
Section II-A. Perfect Gearing: Parallel-Axes Gearing

6. Involute Gearing: Kinematics and Geometry

7. A Simplified Approach for Involute Gear Tooth Flank Generation

8. Interaction of Tooth Flanks in Parallel-Axes Involute Gearing

9. Internal Involute Gearing

10. High-Conformal Parallel-Axes Gearing

11. Noninvolute Gearing
Section II-B. Perfect Gearing: Intersected-Axes Gearing

12. Perfect Intersected-Axes Gear Pairs

13. Interaction of Tooth Flanks in Perfect Intersected-Axes Gearing
Section II-C. Perfect Gearing: Crossed-Axes Gearing

14. Perfect Crossed-Axes Gear Pairs: R-Gearing

15. Interaction of Tooth Flanks in Perfect Crossed-Axes Gearing

16. Peculiarities of Perfect Worm Gearing
Part III. Perfect Gearing with Point Contact between Tooth Flanks of a Gear and a Mating Pinion

17. Kinematics, Geometry, and Design Features of Perfect Gearing with Point Contact between Tooth Flanks of a Gear and a Mating Pinion
Part IV. Real Gears and Their Application: Perfect Real Gearing

18. Perfect Real Gearing: Spr-Gear System
Part V. CΣu – Variable Gearing

19. A Novel Concept to Design Perfect Noncircular Gears
Part VI: Synthesis of Favorable Perfect Gear Pairs

20. Features of Contact Geometry
Part VII. Real Gears and Their Application

21. Generic Gear Shapes

22. Approximate Real Gearing

23. Local Geometry of Interacting Tooth Flanks of a Gear and a Mating Pinion

24. Strength of Gear Teeth

25. Gear Tooth Profile Modification: Generating Rack Shift

26. Split Torque Transmission Systems

27. Vector Approach for Kinematic and Dynamic Analysis of Complex Gear Systems

28. Gear Ratio of a Multistage Gear Drive

29. Accuracy of Gear Teeth

30. Gear Noise and Vibration

31. Design Peculiarities of Perfect and Almost Perfect Gears

Appendices
Conclusion
Glossary
References
Bibliography

Index