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Mechanical characteristics of involute-circular arc composite tooth profile (인벌류우트-圓弧 合成齒形의 諸特性)

  • 변준형;최상훈;윤갑영
    • Transactions of the Korean Society of Mechanical Engineers
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    • v.10 no.6
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    • pp.870-875
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    • 1986
  • In this study, full-rounded tip curve of rack and its mating fillet curve of pinion in Involute-circular arc composite tooth profile are derived. Mechanical characteristics are calculated analytically, i.e., Specific sliding, Nominal bending stress at working root circle and the Contact factor of the arc of contact in circular arc part to the arc of double contact. These characteristics compared with standard involute tooth profile are improved in circular arc part of composite tooth profile. To obtain more efficient composite tooth profile, we studied these characteristics with regard to the changes of unwound angle and radius of circualr arc. And a design method of composite tooth profile is suggested. Composite tooth profile are compared with standard involute tooth profile.

A Strength Analysis of Rack and Pinion of Steering Gear Assay using a Commercial Finite Element Program (상용 유한 요소 프로그램을 이용한 차량 조향 장치의 랙과 피니언의 강도 해석)

  • Sung, Kee-Woong;Lim, Jang-Keum
    • Transactions of the Korean Society of Automotive Engineers
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    • v.16 no.6
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    • pp.97-103
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    • 2008
  • In general, the strength of gears is calculated using the formula of AGMA or JGMA. But these formula can not be applied directly to the strength calculation of the rack and pinion of steering gear assay, because of complex tooth and contact shapes. So Lewis bending stress and Hertzian contact stress formula are generally used for the design of rack and pinion of steering gear assay. But these formula do not also give the exact stress of rack and pinion. In this paper, comparing the finite element analysis results and the experimentally measured values, it is shown that the finite element modeling technique of the rack and pinion of steering assay is reasonable.