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Worcester Polytechnic Institute DigitalCommons@WPI Morgan Documents Morgan Construction Company records July 2014 Visit to Indiana Gea and Mr. D.W. Dudley to Discuss Gearing for Stelco No-Twist Mill Robert D. Wykes Follow this and additional works at: hp://digitalcommons.wpi.edu/ms077morgan-docs is Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Morgan Construction Company records at DigitalCommons@WPI. It has been accepted for inclusion in Morgan Documents by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@WPI. Recommended Citation Wykes, Robert D., "Visit to Indiana Gea and Mr. D.W. Dudley to Discuss Gearing for Stelco No-Twist Mill" (2014). Morgan Documents. Book 221. hp://digitalcommons.wpi.edu/ms077morgan-docs/221

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Worcester Polytechnic InstituteDigitalCommons@WPI

Morgan Documents Morgan Construction Company records

July 2014

Visit to Indiana Gea and Mr. D.W. Dudley toDiscuss Gearing for Stelco No-Twist MillRobert D. Wykes

Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.wpi.edu/ms077morgan-docs

This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Morgan Construction Company records at DigitalCommons@WPI. It has been acceptedfor inclusion in Morgan Documents by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@WPI.

Recommended CitationWykes, Robert D., "Visit to Indiana Gea and Mr. D.W. Dudley to Discuss Gearing for Stelco No-Twist Mill" (2014). MorganDocuments. Book 221.http://digitalcommons.wpi.edu/ms077morgan-docs/221

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FROMz Robert D" Wykes

SUBJECT: Visit of Indiana Gear and Mr .. D .. W .. Dudley .

to Discuss Ciea.ring ior Stelco No-Twist Mill

Present: D .. W" Dudley (M" T~ I .. ) G .. T .. Fogas, A .. Korman (Indiana Gear Works) W., Morgan. D .. Sieurin, Eo W, Randall, M.. Knott R., Smol • A. Rich, R. D. Wykes (M .. C .. Co. )

The following points we1"e discussed:

Gearing

Tooth Profile Modifications - This should be depicted on be gear drawing"" us in an· involute cha:rt as shown on . page 71 of Mr. Du.dleyvs "P~aetic::al Gear .Deaign",. Gear tooth in peetion should be made to cheek the involute form first, then the tip.'· relief should be checked from the actual start of the modi(ication~ not the theoretical start~ .

Referenc A.ua ... M~.. Ko1·ma.n requeated that refer~:nce axes be eGtablished·: fQ·:r all ge~rs and shafts to e11eu~e· pitch line accuracy during operation.. ;!'or gear be big< cut on sltafta the referen<;.e ·axis should be established at t~e bearing journals. ~or sepa!"ate g ars (e .. go driv ~ : .~~vel) it shc;u.ld· : be establishe· at the ~ack mating face and. ttl~ bore of. the ge r ..

Mo~'·i11g of Bevele - 'Y'ith both lineshaft and drive.tL:::haft in plac:e the driven sha.£t will be set to a given distance from the (:enter of the line shaft., Indiana Gear will ma~hine a circular ... area on the end face of tlle driven b'e'!el, and will stamp there· t e exact distance from that :taee to the pitch apex.. A eor:responding sectio?'l of line shaft will be groUnd concentric, so that by the use of'an inside micrometer the driven shaft can be ahimmed to the correct mounting dimensiono The lineshalt thrust bearing will then be shimmed to obtain correct bac:klasho

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Drawings should earry instructions cov rina this.

Bevel Gear ~ackla.sh .. Mr.. Dudley felt that bevel gears should be designed and cut for a normal backlash of .. 007u .... 009" and shimmed at assembly t9 give .. 012u ~ .. 014" wh moun ... ecL This will allow fo-.r the anticipated expansion of the driven shaft.. Mr" Kornw.n favored allo · g larger backlash ill manufactute.. It was agreed to seek the advice of Gleason in this matter ..

~~e F,2ll~wing Notes Should be Added or Changed

Dwg .. 164577 1 (c) - Change to: "Stress relieve at 1060° F"o --netween 1 (c) and 1 (d) - insert~ "Re-establish reference axis i:f

if necess;;..ryu .. 1 (g) - Add: 'Reference surfaces t be groundtt., Z (a) - Add note defining tooth spacing requi!"ements, usi g "Gear

"' Ha.ndbooktt page 23 ZZ as uide for correct \vording .. 3(a) - Change so ··hat individual members are balanced by gear

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Add note to all reference surfaces 1·equiri g axial runout to be held to • 003 n'lax.. and radial :runout to be held to • 000 5" max .. 1·elative ""o ref'ere1tce axis ..

Dwgo 164527 la - Add involute hart to show profile modification, Zb ... Change pitch tolerance r:ote as f r bevel gears .. Add Zc: - Let~d tolel"a. ee to be held to ,. 0005" on face '\vid h inste d - ..........

of ., 0009" called for by AGMAo

Indiar.ta Gear suggest a 1ote fter l (k) cove1·ing Nital Etchi:ag as a means of inspect.ion for grinding wheel burnso Tbey will send us details of a suitable hote.,

They als suggested that all gear drawings shou.l.d car1"'y '" _ote ior Magnaflux inspect·onb and here again they will end details of such a note.,

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Accuracy and Cost - Mr. Korman was qu stioned on the ability o£ their Gleason 26 Machine to cut the bevel gears to · AGMA class 12

accuracy. He ass·ured us that such gears were produced by this machine as a matter of standard production, Furthe1·more~ so long as the gears are being cut on the Gleason 26 the cost uuld be the ·sameJ rege:n·dless of the class o:£ accuracy vve spec~ied .. 1he cost would be substantially increased, however~ if e felt i\t necessary to go to ground geaTs to obtain class 12 accuracy.

V. · a:n:d H,. ... Mro K.oiman voiced concern over the proposed V .. and H. checks. He as confident that~ given our '"..verst conditions of shaft alignment. he could p1•oduce a pair of bevels \vhich he would be able .to check for good tooth bearing under these extreme shc.tit positons. Ho~7ever, until he had seen the Gleason requirem~nt for V~ and .H~ he could give no guara _tee thc.::.t their contact speciiica.tions could be me.t,

It was agreed that M~ Knott should visit Gleason ·o discuss V. and Hr ~ ba~klash, internal bolting in gearb<?~·es etc. 'I his t.,.ip h~s since been scheduled for 7-8 J'an. 1965. \V' .• ~ .. Morgan and M. Knott will visit both Gle son and M. T. I.

In sum_.~.1~ng up this V. and H. prt':,blem·1 it can be said that there appears to be no doubt ill the minds o Mr. Dudley or the Indiana Gear people that . sa~isfactory too·:h bearing c n be obtained; the problem is rather a .:ine difference over the type 0- tooth bearing pattern required and the m~ans o1. specifying it ..

General Design - Iv1r. Dudley was shown our proposed labyrinth seal ior the lineshafting. The d-sign differed frorn the labyrinth se Is with which he was familic..r . He expressed surprise at the proposed use of packing to exclude water. He promised to send 11s such information as he had on labyrinth designs.

Mr. Dl.'tdley wc;;.s asked to comment on the mill supporting structure from ho poil t of view of vib1·ation. He said he wol.tld like photographs of the model, or .the model itself, and such drawings as were available, so that ce could consult with his a.ssociates at M. T. I. n what measures we could take to ::educe the chances of noise in the structu1·e. Wp Morg n and Mo I<nott will take this huormation when they call at M. T. I.

Robert D~ Wykes

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