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               Q. What are the errors in Gears?

























               Q. Explain Analytical and functional inspection Gear.

               Inspection of gear is mainly of two types: (i) Analytical, and (ii) Functional.

               Analytical Inspection:

               - It is necessary to differentiate between the measurements of the individual parameters
               of gear, i.e. their individual errors.


               - To measure all the individual gear parameters and their errors, it is necessary to know
               the errors of gear cutting machine, so that, the gear production can be controlled and
               the machine eon be reset.

               - The analytical inspection of gear involves in determination of following teeth elements,
               in which, the errors are caused due to manufacturing errors.


               (a) Tooth profile, (b) Spacing, (c) Pitch, (a) Run out (e) Thickness or tooth. (f) Lead, (g)
               Backlash.

               -  But,  this  inspection  method  is  not  preferred  in  Industries,  because  it  Is  very  slow,
               Complex and tedious method.

               -    Also,  the  discrete  error  values  of  pitch,  tooth  profile  etc.  cannot  give  overall
               assessment  regarding  the accuracy  of  gear.  It is  not easy  to  assess  accurately,  how
               these  elements,  values  combine  in  practice  to  give  a  prescribed  performance  under
               operational conditions,

               Functional Inspection:

               - The overall accuracy of gear may be determined by checking the combined effect of
               errors  in  the  individual  parameters.  Therefore,  it  is  preferred  and  widely  used  In
               industries,

               -  It consists of carrying out the running test of a manufactured gear with master gear, to


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