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Divide one teeth count by the other.
Now that you know how many teeth are oneachgear, you can find the gear ratio relativelysimply.Divide the driven gear teeth by the drive gearteeth.Depending on your assignment, you may write your answer asadecimal, a fraction, or in ratio form (i.e., x:y).
Then, how do you calculate first gear ratio?
First, divide the number of teeth of thedrivengear (n=30) by the number of teeth of the drivergear(n=7). This will result in a ratio of 4.285or4.3:1.
Regarding this, what is the transmission ratio?
The transmission ratio is defined astheratio of the angular velocities or frequencies ofrotationof the components. The transmission ratio of geardrivesconnected in series is equal to the product of thetransmissionratios of these drives.
There are three major categories of gears in accordancewiththe orientation of their axes
- Parallel Axes / Spur Gear, Helical Gear, Gear Rack,InternalGear.
- Intersecting Axes / Miter Gear, Straight Bevel Gear,SpiralBevel Gear.
- Nonparallel, Nonintersecting Axes / Screw Gear, Worm, WormGear(Worm Wheel)