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Hypoid Gear Design for Automotive Axles
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The fundamental physical aspects of hypoid gears are defined, and derivations of complete basic formulae reviewed acquainting engineers with the problem’s relative simplicity. The formulae’s de-design applications are described; the reasons and results expected from basic design quantities being modified are discussed. The method is extended to the general case of any shaft angle Σ. Every type of bevel or hypoid gear design is available in specific detail — usually with applicable machine settings — from one set of formulae and one computer program.
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GRIFFITH, B., "Hypoid Gear Design for Automotive Axles," SAE Technical Paper 680076, 1968, https://doi.org/10.4271/680076.Data Sets - Support Documents
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- Griffith Bain, “Gear Wheels and Applied Mathematics,” General Motors Engineering Journal, Vol. 1, No. 2, September– October 1953, pp. 32–39.
- Wildhaber Ernest, “Basic Relationship of Hypoid Gears,” American Machinist, 1946.
- Works Gleason, “Basic Geometry and Tooth Contact of Hypoid Gears,” August, 1965.