This half-day on-demand course is intended to provide you with a thorough understanding of the information contained within a typical gear inspection report. Specifically, we will look at the contents and meaning of the information contained within the gear charts, as well as the techniques used by the gear measurement system to assess gear quality. An explanation of basic gear measurement techniques, how measurement equipment and test machines implement these techniques, and how to interpret the results from these basic measurements will be covered. We will also discuss how to interpret the results and what corrective actions may be considered if the quality of a particular gear is unsatisfactory.

Il modulo di livello uno per l'ispezione degli ingranaggi copre i concetti base per misurare gli ingranaggi, gli strumenti e gli apparecchi necessari, la valutazione delle caratteristiche degli ingranaggi, le definizioni dei termini e un’introduzione alla classificazione della qualità degli ingranaggi. Il corso scade 60 giorni dopo l'inizio (verrà modificato in: Scadrà il Giorno, Mese, Data, Anno, Ora AM/PM una volta avviato il corso).

Questo corso è pensato per introdurre le basi della fresatura a creatore agli operatori di macchine, ai tecnici degli ingranaggi e agli ingegneri. Il corso scade 60 giorni dopo l'inizio (verrà modificato in: Scadrà il Giorno, Mese, Data, Anno, Ora AM/PM una volta avviato il corso).

Questo corso rappresenta una panoramica completa del settore. Inizia con alcuni cenni storici sulle ruote dentate e prosegue con la trattazione dei seguenti argomenti: nozioni di base sugli ingranaggi ad asse parallelo, la forma del dente ad evolvente di cerchio, la descrizione dell'ingranaggio, il passo diametrale/modulo, il passo, l'angolo di pressione Il corso si conclude con la definizione di una serie di 37 termini cruciali utilizzati nella definizione di una dentatura.

This course is a comprehensive overview of the industry. It begins with a little history of gearing and proceeds through the topics of Parallel axis gear basics, Involute tooth form, Description of the gear, Diametrical pitch/Module, Pitch, and Pressure angle. The course ends by defining a series of 37 crucial terms used in gearing. Students will also receive a copy of the ANSI/AGMA 1012-G05 Gear Nomenclature, Definitions of Terms with Symbols.

This course is designed to be a level one gear inspection course. The topics covered in this course include categories of measurement on a gear, double flank composite inspection, single flank composite inspection, sequence of measurements, when should gear elements be measured, mean helix slope deviation, and classification of gear quality.

This course is designed to present the basics of hobbing to hobbing machine operators, gear technicians, and engineers.

This course will cover all aspects of gearbox concept, development, design, and through the initial stages of analysis as related to product requirements. We will review all the most common EV transaxle architectures, power flow and layout and the ‘whys’ of packaging as such. Independent of the architecture and / or layout, there are many similarities in the functional and operational requirements of an EV transaxle gearbox. We will work through all of those and develop a workable set of requirements that will then be used as the design basis. From a high-level point of view the ‘Big’ difference between transaxles for EVs (Electric Vehicles) and transmissions designed for more traditional Manual Transmissions (MTs) and / or Automatic Transmissions (ATs) is the lack of the ‘noisy’ internal combustion engine or ICE motor. An internal combustion engine driving into a typical gearbox provides a great deal of NVH masking. Thus, we obviously need to design quieter gearboxes to reduce the potential of observed gearbox NVH, now potentially unmasked by the lack of the ICE signature and magnitude. However, and moreover, the signature from an ICE is much different than from the electric motor. The new input signature, frequency, and magnitude, cause a shift to higher frequencies and generally lower magnitudes of vibrational energies. That in turn becomes a more significant consideration in terms of gear design and application. We will discuss this and more throughout the course.

This online seminar is intended to provide you with a thorough understanding of the information contained within a typical gear inspection report. Specifically, we will look at the contents and meaning of the information contained within the gear charts, as well as the techniques used by the gear measurement system to assess gear quality. An explanation of basic gear measurement techniques, how measurement equipment and test machines implement these techniques, and how to interpret the results from these basic measurements will be covered. We will also discuss how to interpret the results and what corrective actions may be considered if the quality of a particular gear is unsatisfactory.

This course focuses the supporting elements of a gearbox that allow gears and bearings to do their jobs most efficiently. Learn about seals, lubrication, lubricants, housings, breathers, and other details that go into designing gearbox systems.