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Hobbing.com's Nano Error Curve Calculation of Gear Tooth Geometry
gear tooth profile drawn with finite number of line segments with uniform curve errors red: profile curves, yellow: line segments to draw curves, white: curve errors curve error: maximum distance between curve and line segment nano error: millimeters per module = meters error per module
This is somewhat tricky. And yet, we have the record of the calculation with millimeters error per module as shown in the last picture on this page.nono error curve calculation: computer calculation of line segments for a specific curve with uniform curve errors which are closest to and less than nano error, minumum number of points to be generated for short curves = 2, equivalently 1 line segment minumum number of points to be generated for tip or root rounding = 3, equivalently 2 line segments calculation of circular arc: by equations calculation of involute: by equations and numerical solution methods calculation of root fillet: by equations and numerical solution methods minimum number of points to generate: 2 (or 3 as needed) limitation of the culculation: currently only for 2-dimensional curves, not 3-dimensional ones limitation of application to software: up to 1/10000 (or 1/100000 as needed) monitoring method: recalculation of curve errors, by calculating variances of statistic to confirm uniform errors A surge in variance occurs when the calculation fails. verifying method: Users may have equations to recalculate curve erros of involute and arc using generated coordinates. It is very difficult for users to recalculate curve errors of root fillet. However, they can do approximately by means of equations of circle. contributions to gear engineering: 1. It is the best way to generate coordinates to draw teeth. 2. Numbers of points to draw teeth can be selected according to the engineering characteristics, manufacturing accuracy, and capacity of CAD software and computer hardware. 3. Formalization as engineering data (coordinates) Examples of solid modeling with 1/50, 1/1000, 1/1000000 curve errors (millimeters error per module)
Challenge for 1/10000000, 1/100000000, 1/1000000000 ( = millimeters error per module)
to have the record for the calculation
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