KHK Spur Gear Catalogue - KHK - #3

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KHK Technical information
Selection Hints
Please select the most suitable products by carefully considering the characteristics of items and contents of the product tables. It is also important to read all applicable "CAUTION" notes before the final selection. Use of catalog numbers when ordering will simplify and expedite the processing of your order.
1. Caution in selecting the mating Gears
2. Caution in Selecting Gears Based on Gear Strength
© Basically, all spur gears, internal gears and racks can be paired as long as the module matches. The product with different materials, tooth widths, or methods of cutting
the teeth can be mated.
© When using a pinion with an internal gear with a small difference in the numbers of teeth, there are possibilities for involute interference, trochoid interference and trimming interference. See the internal gear interference
portion of the technical section to avoid problems in
assembling these items. (Page 277) ■ Calculation of Bending Strength of Gears
The gear strength values shown in the product pages were computed by assuming a certain application environment. Therefore, they should be used as reference only. We recommend that each user computes his own values
by applying the actual usage conditions. Also, SUSL Fairloc hub spur gears, DSL Fairloc hub spur gears and SSAY/K spur gears with built-in clamps need additional considerations of the starting torque.
The table below contains the assumptions established for
various products in order to compute gear strengths.
Catalog No.
Item
MSGA MSGB
SSGS
SSG
SSS,SS,SSA SSY,SSAY SSAY/K SSR
SUS SUSA SUSL
LS
BSS
NSU
PU PS PSA
DSL DS
Formula note 1
Formula of spur and helical gears on bending strength(JGMA401-01)
The Lewis formula
No. of teeth of mating gears
Same number of teeth(30 for SSGS,SSS,SSR)
-
Rotation
600rpm
100rpm
100rpm
Durability
Over 107 cycles
-
Impact from motor
Uniform load
Allowable Bending Stress (kgf/mm2)
Impact from load
Uniform load
1.59
(40Cwith No Lubrication)
1.15
SET
m 0.8 ī0 m i0 3 5
Wwith Grease Lubrication)
Direction of load
Bidirectional
Allowable bending stresss at root omm (kgf/mm2) note i
47
24.5
19
19(24.5) Note3
10.5
4
Safety factor Sf
1.2
■ Calculation of Surface Durability (Except where it is common with Bending Strength)
Formula note i
Formula of spur and helical gears on surface durability(JGMA402-01)
Kinematic viscosity of lubricant
100cSt(50°C)
Gear support
Symmetric support by bearings Note 4
Allowable Hertz stress ohm (kgf/mm2)
166
99
90
49 (62.5) note 3
41.3
-
Safety factor Sh
1.15
[NOTE 1]JGMA (Japanese Manufacturers' Association),"MC Nylon Technical Data" of Nippon Polypenco Limited and "Duracon Gear" of Polyplastic Co. The units for
rotational speed (rpm) and the load (kgf/mm2) were matched to the units needed in the equation. [NOTE 2]Since the load is bidirectional, the allowable bending stress at root ofm, calculated from JGMA 401-01, is set to 2/3 of the value.
[NOTE 3]For SSS Spur Pinion Shafts, with module over 1.5, teeth induction hardening is not applied. Allowable bending stress and allowable hertz stress are referred to the value shown in the parentheses.
[NOTE 4]Spur Pinion Shafts (SSS) with module below 1.0 (SA configuration) are cantilever support as it is a single shaft type.
■ Definition of bending strength by jgma 401-01 (1974)
The allowable bending
strength of a gear is defined as
the allowable tangential force at the pitch circle based on the mutually aallowable root stress of two meshing gears under load.
Example of the failure due to
insufficient bending strength.
■ Definition of surface durability by jgma 402-01 (1975)
The surface durability of a gear is defined as the allowable tangential force at the pitch circle, which permits the force to be transmitted safely
without incurring surface
failure.
Example of the defacement due to insufficient surface durability.

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