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\nSCOPE<\/u><\/strong>
\nCalculation<\/strong><\/p>\n

\tThis information sheet describes a procedure for calculating the load capacity of a pair of powder metallurgy (P\/M) gears based on tooth bending strength. Two types of loading are considered: 1) repeated loading over many cycles; and 2) occasional peak loading. This procedure is to be used on prepared gear designs which meet the customary gear geometry requirements such as adequate backlash, contact ratio greater than 1.0, and adequate top land. An essentially reverse procedure for establishing an initial design from specified applied loads is described in annex D.<\/p>\n

\nStrength properties<\/strong><\/p>\n

\tFatigue strength and yield strength properties used in these calculations may be taken from previous test experience, but may also be derived from published data obtained from standard tests of the materials.<\/p>\n

\nApplication<\/strong><\/p>\n

\tThis procedure is intended for use as an initial evaluation of a proposed design prior to preparation of test samples. Such test samples might be machined from P\/M blanks or made from P\/M tooling based on the proposed design after it passes this initial evaluation. Final acceptance of the proposed design should be based on application testing and not on these calculations. If samples made from tooling fall short in testing, it may be possible to use the same tooling for a design adjusted for greater face width.<\/p>\n

\nLimitations<\/strong><\/p>\n

\tGears made from all materials and by all processes, including P\/M gears, may fail in a variety of modes other than by tooth bending. This information sheet does not address design features to resist these other modes of failure, such as excessive wear and other forms of tooth surface deterioration.<\/p>\n

\nCAUTION:<\/strong> The calculated load capacity from this procedure is not to be used for comparison with AGMA ratings of wrought metal gears, even though there are many similarities in the two procedures.<\/p>\n

\nTypes of gears<\/strong><\/p>\n

\tThis calculation procedure is applied to external spur gears, the type of gear most commonly produced by the P\/M process.<\/p>\n

\nDimensional limitations<\/strong><\/p>\n