Self-locking dual worm gear and the tools needed to produce it

Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Directly cooperating gears

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2989331, 74458, 209 48, F16H 5508, B23F 1300

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ABSTRACT:
A self-locking dual worm gear with parallel axes and linear contact for the worms with involute herringbone gears is characterized by the fact that the cross sections for curvature radii p.sub.nm1 and p.sub.nm2 and the longitudinal sections for curvature radii p.sub.xm1 and p.sub.xm2 of the worm profile are always determined at the point of contact M for the teeth and with the following equations:

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Opitz, Handbuch, Verzahntechnik, VEB Verlag Technik, Berlin, Jg. 1973, pp. 206-207.

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