Dissimilar material and/or hardness as a function of gear size
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Dissimilar material and/or hardness as a function of gear size

Dissimilar material and/or hardness as a function of gear size

Poor performance in terms of the application of material properties and/or heat treatment can make a good theoretical gear design provide unsatisfactory service.

Some say that metallurgy is a “black art.” Actually, it is a very skilled art, demanding in its precision and consistency. The people who practice metallurgy and tribology are very skilled in these arts, techniques, and technologies.

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Published on Gear Solutions – April 15, 2021

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