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14 Taxiarchis Belis and Aristomenis Antodiadis<br />

gear. The second set refers to the machine tool, the cutting and working material<br />

combination and the used cooling lubricant. Every possible combination of the<br />

above parameters results in different coefficients in the model. Wear<br />

coefficients are experimentally defined for a variety of materials and geometries<br />

widely used in gear industry.<br />

The middle column of the figure shows the flow chart for wear calculation<br />

and optimal tangential displacement determination. The program has the ability<br />

to calculate wear progress at all generating positions including transient areas.<br />

In order to shift the hob cutter, all the group gears have to be processed. At the<br />

bottom of the figure the outputs of the program are presented. The output<br />

includes wear progress graphs for all generating positions, and total wear<br />

distribution graphs for all tangential displacements. The developed program also<br />

calculates the maximum flank wear and the corresponding number of cuts.<br />

3.2. 3D Chips Determination<br />

As illustrated on figure 5, this paper introduces a novel way of calculating<br />

equivalent chip dimensions. The equivalent chip thickness calculation is more<br />

accurate due to the fact that is measured on the 3D chip’s cross-sections. Detail<br />

A in the upper right part of the figure, shows the chip cross-section in plane 1.<br />

The calculation of thickness in tooth’s head and in arc distance a f<br />

) is hereby<br />

determined. The equation predicting the wear progress in the individual<br />

generating positions and the equations of equivalent chip dimensions introduced<br />

in [2] are presented in the bottom side of the figure.<br />

Fig. 5 – Determination of equivalent chip dimensions.

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