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    nilesh mate

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    I want to design two stage gear box with helical gears. Can u help me?
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  • gohm

    MemberMar 8, 2009

    Sure, would be glad to. What are your specific questions? Can you share your design so far?
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  • Ashraf HZ

    MemberMar 8, 2009

    Hmm.. sounds complicated 😛 What are the stages required to design a gear box?
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  • SeemaRao

    MemberMar 8, 2009

    i dnt hv any idea on dis..
    Sorry..


    SeemaRao, please make sure to refrain from using sms text when posting. thanks! Gohm
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  • raj87verma88

    MemberMar 8, 2009

    ash
    Hmm.. sounds complicated 😛 What are the stages required to design a gear box?
    It is not complicated. Just follow the steps one at a time and you will have a gear box in no time. Though some information like the rpm of shaft, torque, speed reduction etc may ease the task. I guess the guy just wrote an incomplete question.
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  • ShrinkDWorld

    MemberMar 9, 2009

    any one an give the advantges of helical gears😕😕
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  • Differential

    MemberMar 10, 2009

    1) Smooth operations
    2) Smooth teeth contact
    3) Distribution of load on multiple teeth at a time. ie more than one tooth engagement at a time
    4) Less noise as compared to spur gears


    What else? 😀
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  • ankur verma

    MemberMar 10, 2009

    less noise and distribution of load is o.k. but how can you ensure smooth teeth contact,
    because if in any case slipping occurs, then teeth will get mismatched.
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  • g_rakesh2

    MemberMar 11, 2009

    what is the basic requirement for the design...
    meaning where you are going to use this gear box...
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  • Dan68

    MemberApr 6, 2009

    well where you need to start is your parameters. where does the input output need to be. What forces are there involved to get an idea of the shaft size. What size will you gears be. What ratio do you need. Its really step by step and each value you set, sets the parameter of the next part. It will see measy once you have done it
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  • Tkelly

    MemberApr 6, 2009

    To design gear box one should know input & output parameters.

    Tom
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  • RUCHI JAIN

    MemberMay 11, 2009

    Please,send the data for Gear Box Design as:
    1) Equipment for which it is to be design
    2) Gear Box Ratio
    3) space available
    4) Material of construction
    5) Input Power.
    6) Torque
    This specificatios is require to design two stage Gear Box.
    Or you meet to Gear manufacturer as Elecon , Shanti Gears.
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  • chavanmahesh

    MemberMar 20, 2010

    I want to design two stage gear box with helical & spur gears. Can u help me?
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  • Kishor Kere

    MemberSep 4, 2015

    How to design two stage gear box....
    Parameters...power to be transmitted 7.5kw
    Driving machine electric motor speed 1440rpm.....driven machine spees 192rpm...
    First stage gear spur and for second stage helical gear ....so tell how to design two stage reduction gear box.
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