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A simple gear train consists of two gears with a gearwheel A and a pinion B that has 25 teeth. If the velocity ratio of the system is 3:1 and the system has a module of 6 mm, calculate: The PCD of gearwheel A.

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450 mm450 \text{ mm}

Step-by-step solution

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  1. Identify the given information and relevant formulas.

    • Pinion B has TB=25T_B = 25 teeth.
    • The velocity ratio of the system is VR=3:1VR = 3:1. For a simple gear train, the velocity ratio is also the ratio of the number of teeth of the gearwheel to the pinion, so TATB=3\frac{T_A}{T_B} = 3.
    • The module of the system is m=6m = 6 mm.
    • The formula for Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) is D=m×TD = m \times T.
  2. Determine the number of teeth on gearwheel A (TAT_A).

    Using the velocity ratio:

    TATB=3\frac{T_A}{T_B} = 3

    Substitute the value of TBT_B:

    TA25=3\frac{T_A}{25} = 3 TA=3×25T_A = 3 \times 25 TA=75 teethT_A = 75 \text{ teeth}
  3. Calculate the Pitch Circle Diameter of gearwheel A (DAD_A).

    Using the module formula:

    DA=m×TAD_A = m \times T_A

    Substitute the values for mm and TAT_A:

    DA=6 mm×75D_A = 6 \text{ mm} \times 75 DA=450 mmD_A = 450 \text{ mm}

    The PCD of gearwheel A is 450 mm450 \text{ mm}.

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