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The load distribution along the tooth width may be calculated in accordance with ISO 6336-1 Annex E (informative Annex). In practice, system deformations (housing, shaft, bearing and gear deformations), combined with manufacturing errors and flank modifications, lead to uneven load distribution. The aim in the design process is to achieve an even load distribution over the tooth flank and to avoid edge contact in operation. In addition, it is often important to minimise the component weight while maintaining a high strength. Material is removed where it does not contribute to strength in order to reduce the weight and the moments of inertia, which increases the power density. The integration of the gear body calculation into the line load calculation makes it possible to efficiently test different wheel body designs, either by manually adjusting the geometry or using external CAD models. The following illustration shows the effects of different wheel body designs on the line load distribution. The starting point is a solid body [1], in which the line load is increased by system deformations on side II. Two further designs were analysed: Variant [2] with a web on the left (side I) and variant [3] with a web on the right (side II). The results show that the stiffness of the wheel body strongly influences the load distribution. Gear body design [3] centres the asymmetrical load distribution by changing the compliance selectively, counteracting the other components deformation. www.kisssoft.com/products #kisssoft #gleason #designsoftware #gearbody #deflection #iso6336

Toroid Ring with Honeycomb Structure. Body Flex and pattern are the main commands used to develop the CAD.

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The load distribution along the tooth width may be calculated in accordance with ISO 6336-1 Annex E (informative Annex). In practice, system deformations (housing, shaft, bearing and gear deformations), combined with manufacturing errors and flank modifications, lead to uneven load distribution. The aim in the design process is to achieve an even load distribution over the tooth flank and to avoid edge contact in operation. In addition, it is often important to minimise the component weight while maintaining a high strength. Material is removed where it does not contribute to strength in order to reduce the weight and the moments of inertia, which increases the power density. The integration of the gear body calculation into the line load calculation makes it possible to efficiently test different wheel body designs, either by manually adjusting the geometry or using external CAD models. The following illustration shows the effects of different wheel body designs on the line load distribution. The starting point is a solid body [1], in which the line load is increased by system deformations on side II. Two further designs were analysed: Variant [2] with a web on the left (side I) and variant [3] with a web on the right (side II). The results show that the stiffness of the wheel body strongly influences the load distribution. Gear body design [3] centres the asymmetrical load distribution by changing the compliance selectively, counteracting the other components deformation. www.kisssoft.com/products #kisssoft #gleason #designsoftware #gearbody #deflection #iso6336

The load distribution along the tooth width may be calculated in accordance with ISO 6336-1 Annex E (informative Annex). In practice, system deformations (housing, shaft, bearing and gear deformations), combined with manufacturing errors and flank modifications, lead to uneven load distribution. The aim in the design process is to achieve an even load distribution over the tooth flank and to avoid edge contact in operation. In addition, it is often important to minimise the component weight while maintaining a high strength. Material is removed where it does not contribute to strength in order to reduce the weight and the moments of inertia, which increases the power density. The integration of the gear body calculation into the line load calculation makes it possible to efficiently test different wheel body designs, either by manually adjusting the geometry or using external CAD models. The following illustration shows the effects of different wheel body designs on the line load distribution. The starting point is a solid body [1], in which the line load is increased by system deformations on side II. Two further designs were analysed: Variant [2] with a web on the left (side I) and variant [3] with a web on the right (side II). The results show that the stiffness of the wheel body strongly influences the load distribution. Gear body design [3] centres the asymmetrical load distribution by changing the compliance selectively, counteracting the other components deformation. www.kisssoft.com/products #kisssoft #gleason #designsoftware #gearbody #deflection #iso6336

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Quality water cooling in a permanent mold can be tricky! Even though your simulation can show you that you can make a quality casting, actually making the mold so that it replicates your computer simulation is where the rubber meets the road. In the case shown here, the customer needed an internal cooling channel that ran for 270 deg of a circular H13 insert. Cool water would be fed through one end and the heated water extracted from the other. The channel could not be turned on a lathe because it only covered 270 deg of the circle. The solution was to drill the channel then finish by EDMing the channel in 3 quarter segments and then seal with an H13 insert welded top and bottom. Our customer initially felt they could fill the entire gap with weld to create the cooling channel. At Anderson Global we have designed and built hundreds of Aluminum Wheel permanent molds and we know that welding if not done correctly will create cracking and therefore leaking opportunity. By reducing the volume of weld by using an insert, we know that this provides a robust solution. Let us help you with your complex permanent mold challenges. We have seen and executed multiple best practices across many types of mold design and industry. #mold #molddesign #moldmaking #foundry #metalcasting #moldmaker #workholding

Product designers and machinists utilize different types of holes in #manufacturing different modern products. Blind holes are commonly used for #machining due to their extensive manufacturing benefits, including space utilization, enhanced product aesthetics, and strength. They are standard design features, indentations of varying shape and depth that do not lead to the opposite side of a workpiece. This article will discuss blind holes in engineering and machining, their importance, and application. You’ll also learn about other types of holes in engineering and machining and helpful considerations for successful blind hole machining. Let’s get to it! https://lnkd.in/gzUqBtu3