Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation Formula

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Wear Strength of Bevel Gear Tooth indicates the maximum value of radial force at the large end of the tooth that the tooth can transmit without pitting failure. Check FAQs
Sw=0.75bQbDpKcos(γ)
Sw - Wear Strength of Bevel Gear Tooth?b - Face Width of Bevel Gear Tooth?Qb - Ratio Factor for Bevel Gear?Dp - Pitch Circle Diameter of Bevel Pinion?K - Material Constant?γ - Pitch Angle for Bevel Gear?

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15060.9375Edit=0.7535Edit1.5Edit76.5Edit2.5Editcos(60Edit)
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FIRST Step Consider the formula
Sw=0.75bQbDpKcos(γ)
Next Step Substitute values of Variables
Sw=0.7535mm1.576.5mm2.5N/mm²cos(60°)
Next Step Convert Units
Sw=0.750.035m1.50.0765m2.5E+6Pacos(1.0472rad)
Next Step Prepare to Evaluate
Sw=0.750.0351.50.07652.5E+6cos(1.0472)
Next Step Evaluate
Sw=15060.9374999948N
LAST Step Rounding Answer
Sw=15060.9375N

Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation Formula Elements

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Wear Strength of Bevel Gear Tooth
Wear Strength of Bevel Gear Tooth indicates the maximum value of radial force at the large end of the tooth that the tooth can transmit without pitting failure.
Symbol: Sw
Measurement: ForceUnit: N
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Face Width of Bevel Gear Tooth
Face Width of Bevel Gear Tooth is the length of the tooth parallel to the bevel gear axis.
Symbol: b
Measurement: LengthUnit: mm
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Ratio Factor for Bevel Gear
Ratio Factor for bevel gear is defined as the ratio used in the design of a Bevel Gear.
Symbol: Qb
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Pitch Circle Diameter of Bevel Pinion
Pitch circle diameter of bevel pinion is twice the distance from the center of the gear to the pitch point. This is where the gear's speed is measured.
Symbol: Dp
Measurement: LengthUnit: mm
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Material Constant
The Material Constant is used to calculate the wear strength of the gear teeth and can be further simplified by fixed values of pressure angle and modulus of elasticity of the material.
Symbol: K
Measurement: StressUnit: N/mm²
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Pitch Angle for Bevel Gear
Pitch Angle for Bevel Gear is the angle that the pitch line makes with the axis of the gear. The pitch angle is also known as center angle.
Symbol: γ
Measurement: AngleUnit: °
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
cos
Cosine of an angle is the ratio of the side adjacent to the angle to the hypotenuse of the triangle.
Syntax: cos(Angle)

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How to Evaluate Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation?

Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation evaluator uses Wear Strength of Bevel Gear Tooth = (0.75*Face Width of Bevel Gear Tooth*Ratio Factor for Bevel Gear*Pitch Circle Diameter of Bevel Pinion*Material Constant)/cos(Pitch Angle for Bevel Gear) to evaluate the Wear Strength of Bevel Gear Tooth, Wear strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's equation is used to verify the term of failure of gear due to pitting. It indicates the maximum value of radial force at the large end of the tooth that the tooth can transmit without pitting failure. Wear Strength of Bevel Gear Tooth is denoted by Sw symbol.

How to evaluate Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation, enter Face Width of Bevel Gear Tooth (b), Ratio Factor for Bevel Gear (Qb), Pitch Circle Diameter of Bevel Pinion (Dp), Material Constant (K) & Pitch Angle for Bevel Gear (γ) and hit the calculate button.

FAQs on Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation

What is the formula to find Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation?
The formula of Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation is expressed as Wear Strength of Bevel Gear Tooth = (0.75*Face Width of Bevel Gear Tooth*Ratio Factor for Bevel Gear*Pitch Circle Diameter of Bevel Pinion*Material Constant)/cos(Pitch Angle for Bevel Gear). Here is an example- 15060.94 = (0.75*0.035*1.5*0.0765*2500000)/cos(1.0471975511964).
How to calculate Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation?
With Face Width of Bevel Gear Tooth (b), Ratio Factor for Bevel Gear (Qb), Pitch Circle Diameter of Bevel Pinion (Dp), Material Constant (K) & Pitch Angle for Bevel Gear (γ) we can find Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation using the formula - Wear Strength of Bevel Gear Tooth = (0.75*Face Width of Bevel Gear Tooth*Ratio Factor for Bevel Gear*Pitch Circle Diameter of Bevel Pinion*Material Constant)/cos(Pitch Angle for Bevel Gear). This formula also uses Cosine (cos) function(s).
Can the Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation be negative?
No, the Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation, measured in Force cannot be negative.
Which unit is used to measure Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation?
Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation is usually measured using the Newton[N] for Force. Exanewton[N], Meganewton[N], Kilonewton[N] are the few other units in which Wear Strength of Bevel Gear by Buckingham's Equation can be measured.
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