Saturday, 9 July 2016

Types of final drives

1.Bevel drive:
 
•  Bevel drive consists of a bevel pinion and crown wheel
     
  There are three types of bevel gears namely

  (a) Spur  bevel gears
   
   (b) Spiral bevel gears
             
  (c) Hypoid gears
  
  Gear ratio =Number of teeth on crown wheel/Number of teeth on pinion

 a) Spur  bevel gears:

•   Have straight teeth
•   Only one pair of teeth of pinion and the crown  wheel will be in contact
•   Uneven transfer of load from one pair of teeth to  the next
•   These gears are noisy and prone to faster wear
b) Spiral bevel gear:
•   These gears have curved teeth profile
•   The load is transferred smoothly and quietly
•   These are stronger than straight bevel gear
c) Hypoid gears:
•   These gears are arranged to have the axis of pinion   below that of ring gear
•   This permits a lower position of propeller shaft
 



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