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    Gear tooth modifications are used to avoid excessive load, interference, and noise. There are several types of modifications: 1) Tooth tip relief modifies the addendum or dedendum to reduce the tooth tip diameter and prevent interference. 2) Crowning removes a slight amount of material from the center of the tooth to the edges, making the surface convex and allowing for central contact under misalignment. 3) End relief chamfers the ends of each tooth to similar effects and allows for greater tolerance in assembly. 4) Topping and semitopping cut the top or corners of the tooth simultaneously during generation for a burr-free surface and concentric pitch diameter. Semitop

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    Gear tooth modifications are used to avoid excessive load, interference, and noise. There are several types of modifications: 1) Tooth tip relief modifies the addendum or dedendum to reduce the tooth tip diameter and prevent interference. 2) Crowning removes a slight amount of material from the center of the tooth to the edges, making the surface convex and allowing for central contact under misalignment. 3) End relief chamfers the ends of each tooth to similar effects and allows for greater tolerance in assembly. 4) Topping and semitopping cut the top or corners of the tooth simultaneously during generation for a burr-free surface and concentric pitch diameter. Semitop

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    Gear tooth modifications are used to avoid excessive load, interference, and noise. There are several types of modifications: 1) Tooth tip relief modifies the addendum or dedendum to reduce the tooth tip diameter and prevent interference. 2) Crowning removes a slight amount of material from the center of the tooth to the edges, making the surface convex and allowing for central contact under misalignment. 3) End relief chamfers the ends of each tooth to similar effects and allows for greater tolerance in assembly. 4) Topping and semitopping cut the top or corners of the tooth simultaneously during generation for a burr-free surface and concentric pitch diameter. Semitop

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    Gear tooth modifications are used to avoid excessive load, interference, and noise. There are several types of modifications: 1) Tooth tip relief modifies the addendum or dedendum to reduce the tooth tip diameter and prevent interference. 2) Crowning removes a slight amount of material from the center of the tooth to the edges, making the surface convex and allowing for central contact under misalignment. 3) End relief chamfers the ends of each tooth to similar effects and allows for greater tolerance in assembly. 4) Topping and semitopping cut the top or corners of the tooth simultaneously during generation for a burr-free surface and concentric pitch diameter. Semitop

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    Practical Information on gears

    1 GEAR TOOTH MODIFICATIONS (3) Topping And Semitopping


    In topping, often referred to as top hobbing, the top or tip
    Intentional deviations from the involute tooth profile are used to diameter of the gear is cut simultaneously with the generation
    avoid excessive tooth load deflection interference and thereby of the teeth. See page 387 "The Generating of a Spur Gear".
    enhances load capacity. Also, the elimination of tip interference Also, refer to Figure 3.5, 3.6 and 3.7 in that section. An
    reduces meshing noise. Other modifications can accommodate advantage is that there will be no burrs on the tooth top. Also,
    assembly misalignment and thus preserve load capacity. the tip diameter is highly concentric with the pitch circle.
    Semitopping is the chamfering of the tooth's top corner, which
    is accomplished simultaneously with tooth generation. Figure
    (1) Tooth Tip Relief
    1.3 shows a semitopping cutter and the resultant generated
    There are two types of tooth relief. One modifies the semitopped gear. Such a tooth tends to prevent corner damage.
    addendum, and the other Also, it has no burr. The magnitude of semitopping should not go
    the dedendum. See Figure beyond a proper limit as otherwise it would significantly shorten the
    1.1. Tip relief is much addendum and contact ratio.
    more popular than root
    modification.
    Care should be taken,
    however, not to modify
    excessively since that will
    cause bad effect in meshing. Fig. 1.1 Tip relief

    Figure 1.4 specifies a recommended magnitude of semitopping


    (2) Crowning and End Relief They are independent modifications but, if desired, can be
    applied simultaneously.
    Crowning and end relief are tooth surface modifications in the
    axial direction.
    Crowning is the removal of a slight amount of tooth from the Teeth form of semitopping cutter Semitopped teeth form
    center on out to reach edge, making the tooth surface slightly
    Fig.1.3 Semitopping cutter and the gear profile generated
    convex. This method allows the gear to maintain contact in the
    central region of the tooth and permits avoidance of edge contact
    with consequent lower load capacity. Crowning also allows a
    greater tolerance in the misalignment of gears in their assembly,
    maintaining central contact. The crowning should not be larger
    than necessary as otherwise it would reduce dimentions of tooth
    0.1m

    contact, thus weakening durable strength.


    End relief is the chamfering of both ends of tooth surface. See
    90°-α
    Figure 1.2.
    2

    Crowning End relief

    Fig.1.4 Recommended
    magnitude of
    semitopping
    Fig. 1.2 Crowning and end relief

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