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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/21440
Title: Optimum Computer Design of External Spur Gears
Authors: Stratton, John
Advisor: Siddall, J. N.
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Keywords: Computer Design;External Spur;Gears;computer-aided design
Publication Date: Apr-1972
Abstract: <p> Using established spur gear design practice, a user-oriented computer-aided design package is created by which a user requires minimal knowledge of, or experience in either FORTRAN, optimization or gear design. although this practice is risky since the designer a judgement should be employed to the same extent as in a manual design. The package is essentially material independent with options to specify the design variables as constant, standard or variable. The great flexibility incorporated in the routine enables the designer a full range of design features from control to power gearing. The structure of the package enables implementation of new theory or new optimization criteria with relative ease. </p>
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/21440
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