Spiral Bevel Gear Case Study

Chapter7
CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE
7.1 Conclusion

1. Structural Analysis shows that minimum deformation occurs in Bevel Gear, when the Gear is made by Medium Carbon Steel 40Cr4Mo3 Material and Design R_31. It shows that Medium Carbon Steel 40Cr4Mo3 Gear material have 5% less deformation as compared to the existing gear material. So the case 11 is suitable for gear manufacturing.
2. Vibration Analysis shows that minimum deformation occurs at maximum frequency in Spiral Bevel Gear, when the Gear is made by C55 material with R_32 Radius of pitch cone It shows that Medium Carbon Steel C55gear material have 3% less deformation as compared to the existing gear material with Radius of pitch Cone. So the case 7 is suitable for gear manufacturing
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