The design and analysis of helical gears with involutes profiles is the primary focus of this study. The most widely utilized gearing system in use today is the involutes gear profile. Power and torque are typically transmitted through them. When compared to other forms of transmission, the efficiency of power transmission via gears is extremely high. Bending and contact stress are the main causes of gear tooth failure. The current study examines helical gear, which has to do with slag transfer in the steel production sector. The most affected stress concentrated location of any set of gears in the slag port transfer car (SPTC) gear box is identified by examining the contact stresses for the current design set of gears. The high stress concentration gear set was redesigned with a constant (45mm) face width at various Helix angles (14, 15, 16, 17, 19^, 20 ̊, 25^, and 30 ̊) and a constant pressure angle (20). To calculate the contact stresses between two gears that are mating. The robust and cutting-edge solid modeling program AUTODESK FUSION 360 creates a three-dimensional solid model. The ANSYS Workbench module was utilized to do the numerical analysis. The outcomes of the workbench module for ANSYS. The current study is helpful in quantifying the previously mentioned factors, which aids in the safe and effective design of the helical gear in the SPTC Gearbox.
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Department of Mechanical Engineering, P. S. V College of Engineering and Technology, Krishnagiri, India
Department of Mechanical Engineering, P. S. V College of Engineering and Technology, Krishnagiri, India
Department of Mechanical Engineering, P. S. V College of Engineering and Technology, Krishnagiri, India
Department of Mechanical Engineering, P. S. V College of Engineering and Technology, Krishnagiri, India
