A Method for Reducing Gear Induction Quenching Deformation
A technology of induction hardening and gears, which is applied in the processing of gears and reduces the deformation of gears by induction hardening. It can solve problems such as size deformation and gear distortion, and achieve the effect of small induction hardening deformation and elimination of deformation deviation after heating.
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[0019] This embodiment discloses a method for reducing gear induction quenching deformation. The gear parameters in this embodiment are as follows: modulus 5.5, number of teeth 107, tooth width 90mm, pressure angle 20°, and helix angle 16°.
[0020] Specific treatment method: gear induction hardening is divided into 4 equal divisions, and the number of teeth in each division is 107 / 4 teeth (take an integer), of which 27 teeth are used for the 1~3 division area; 26 teeth are used for the fourth division area. For example, in the report, three planes perpendicular to the gear axis are made at the heights of 9mm, 45mm, and 81mm from the lower end of the gear, and the intersection points of the left and right tooth surfaces of the three planes with a diameter of Φ600.3mm and the root circle of the gear are measured with a probe. Coordinate value, the average value of the first, middle, and last cogging coordinate value errors in each area (the average value of the distance deviatio...
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[0024] This embodiment discloses a method for reducing induction quenching deformation of spur gears. The gear parameters in this embodiment are as follows: modulus 12, number of teeth 63, tooth width 140mm, pressure angle 20°, and helix angle 0°.
[0025] Specific heat treatment processing method: gear induction hardening is divided into 3 equal areas, and the number of teeth in each equal area is 63 / 3 teeth (take an integer), so each equal area is 21 teeth. For example, in the report, three planes perpendicular to the gear axis are made at the heights of 14mm, 70mm, and 126mm from the lower end of the gear, and the intersection points of the left and right tooth surfaces of the three planes with a radius of R375.3mm and the root circle of the gear are measured with a probe Coordinate value, the average value of the first, middle, and last cogging coordinate value errors in each area (the average value of the distance deviation from the intermediate frequency induction head to...
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