Axle positioning gears are classified
into several categories on the basis of their applications, properties,
material used and the position of axes. These axle positioning gears are
arranged at different angles and positions with respect to the axis so
as to meet the specific requirements of the clients. Based on their
positioning, these axle positioning gears are categorized into the
following:
Parallel shaft gears are used for transmission of rotatory
motion between the parallel shafts. The different parallel shaft gears
that are used in this arrangement are spur gears, helical gears, and
herringbone gears. These type of gears are engaged in the same plane.
Parallel shaft gears are designed to provide maximum transmission of
power and high efficiency. These parallel shaft gears have high load
capacity and quiet operation. The parallel shaft gears are generally
used in clocks, movie projector, car steering and more.
Intersecting Shaft Gears are specifically designed for smooth
transmission of power and motion between angular intersecting shafts.
The gears that have intersecting shafts include
bevel gears,
straight bevel gears, zero bevel gears and spiral gears. These
intersecting shaft gears are most suitable for application where both
speed and strength are required like hand drills, locomotives,
automobiles, marine applications and in different rotor craft drive
systems.
Neither Parallel Nor Intersecting |
These neither parallel nor intersecting gears are ideal for
power transmission applications that require a high-ratio speed
reduction in limited space. The gears that have non intersecting shafts
are hypoid gears, crossed helical gears and worm gears. The non
intersecting shaft is well suited for applications requiring limited
load capacity like automobile differentials, electric mixer,
speedometer, sprinkler, packaging machinery and more. The neither
parallel nor intersecting gears are least expensive of all the gears.
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