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Figure 5.12 shows a pinion meshing with a ring gear. The pinion has 30 teeth and 1.5 mm. The centre distance between the gears is 45 mm. Determine the pitch circle of both gears.

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  1. Identify the given information and relevant formulas.

    The problem describes two external gears in mesh (Figure 5.13).
    The centre distance, C=700C = 700 mm.
    The speed ratio is 3:13:1. Since gear A is larger than gear B in the figure, we can infer that the ratio of their pitch circle diameters is DA:DB=3:1D_A : D_B = 3 : 1.
    This means DA=3DBD_A = 3 D_B.

    The formula for the centre distance between two external gears is:

    C=DA+DB2C = \frac{D_A + D_B}{2}
  2. Substitute the given centre distance into the formula.

    700 mm=DA+DB2700 \text{ mm} = \frac{D_A + D_B}{2}

    Multiply both sides by 2 to simplify:

    1400 mm=DA+DB(∗)1400 \text{ mm} = D_A + D_B \quad (*)
  3. Use the relationship between DAD_A and DBD_B from the speed ratio.

    We have DA=3DBD_A = 3 D_B.

  4. Substitute the expression for DAD_A into equation (∗)(*) and solve for DBD_B.

    Substitute DA=3DBD_A = 3 D_B into 1400 mm=DA+DB1400 \text{ mm} = D_A + D_B:

    1400 mm=3DB+DB1400 \text{ mm} = 3 D_B + D_B 1400 mm=4DB1400 \text{ mm} = 4 D_B DB=1400 mm4D_B = \frac{1400 \text{ mm}}{4} DB=350 mmD_B = 350 \text{ mm}
  5. Calculate DAD_A using the relationship DA=3DBD_A = 3 D_B.

    DA=3×350 mmD_A = 3 \times 350 \text{ mm} DA=1050 mmD_A = 1050 \text{ mm}

    The pitch circle diameter of gear A is 1050 mm\boxed{1050 \text{ mm}} and the pitch circle diameter of gear B is 350 mm\boxed{350 \text{ mm}}.

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