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Center distance by Inventor vs. visible model

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Anonymous
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Center distance by Inventor vs. visible model

Anonymous
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Hi,

I design gear with using Spur Gears Component Generator. My ratio is 4.4, module: 2 mm., z1=17, z2= 75. The counted "Center Distance" is 92 mm, and the result is in line with theory: a0=0,5*m*(z1+z2).

However, when I set it on the model, the gears seem to be blocked. You can see it on the attached photo:

gears.PNG

As you can see, pitch circles are tangential but there is the collision. Here I give you my factors:
gear2.PNG
Shoud I change the "Addendum" or "Clearance" or just Inventor model is simply innacurate?

Thank you

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Center distance by Inventor vs. visible model

Hi,

I design gear with using Spur Gears Component Generator. My ratio is 4.4, module: 2 mm., z1=17, z2= 75. The counted "Center Distance" is 92 mm, and the result is in line with theory: a0=0,5*m*(z1+z2).

However, when I set it on the model, the gears seem to be blocked. You can see it on the attached photo:

gears.PNG

As you can see, pitch circles are tangential but there is the collision. Here I give you my factors:
gear2.PNG
Shoud I change the "Addendum" or "Clearance" or just Inventor model is simply innacurate?

Thank you

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JDMather
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JDMather
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The gears are by default simplified "cosmetic" gears.

To get true involute curve teeth without interference you must Export Tooth Shape.

This will give you additional tools for creating correct forms.

 

Export Tooth Shape.png


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The gears are by default simplified "cosmetic" gears.

To get true involute curve teeth without interference you must Export Tooth Shape.

This will give you additional tools for creating correct forms.

 

Export Tooth Shape.png


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Autodesk Inventor 2019 Certified Professional
Autodesk AutoCAD 2013 Certified Professional
Certified SolidWorks Professional


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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Thank you very much!

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Thank you very much!

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