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GENERATING GEAR GRINDING. Infeed in mm per stroke (pass). Feed rate in mm/Rev. Shift Movement. Grinding Perfect Gears: A Tough Puzzle? . Grinding Wheels. Dressing. Machine. Perfect Gears. Coolant. Quality etc. Causes of Gear Errors: Profile Deviations .
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GENERATING GEAR GRINDING Infeed in mm per stroke (pass) Feed rate in mm/Rev. Shift Movement
Grinding Perfect Gears: A Tough Puzzle? Grinding Wheels Dressing Machine PerfectGears Coolant Qualityetc.
- good profile form 1 Profile Form
one or two sided - diamond worn on one side - insufficent grinding allowance - insufficient amount of shifting - grit size of wheel too fine 2 Profile Form
- unbalanced grinding wheel - spindel, workpiece out-of round - wrong change gears 3 Profile Form
- wrong profile angle on grinding wheel - wrong value for differential change gears (AZA, NZA) 4 Profile Form
- wobble, faulty fixturing tooling - tailstock centres damaged/faulty - workpiece spindle bearings damaged 5 Profile Form
- unfavorable gear flank/ grinding wheel contact sequence - profile loss on wheel, shifting too small - grinding wheel too soft 6 Profile Form
- insufficient profiling of grinding wheel - tooth profile of grinding wheel too thick 7 Profile Form
one or two sided - root relief of grinding wheel excessive 8 Profile Form
- correct alignment 9 Alignment
- insufficient overtravel 10 Alignment
- grinding wheel imbalance - feed per rev. excessive - grinding spindle ouf-of round - flange damaged 11 Alignment
- insufficient load angle compensation - error in spindle drive system 12 Alignment
- wobble, centres, fixturing faulty - tailstock centre inprecise - workpiece spindle out-of-round 13 Alignment
- work head inclination angle wrongly set - backlash in change gears incorrect 14 Alignment
- wrong value for differential gears - differential gear train out-of-round 15 Alignment
- crowning erratic on left flank due to excessive clearance between stylus and stylus bushing (non-CNC machines only) 16 Alignment
- multi-start grindng when number of teeth divided by number of starts equals even, whole number.