Question: Using AGMA 2 0 0 1 - D 0 4 Part A A 2 0 - tooth pinion runs in mesh with a 7 0

Using AGMA 2001-D04
Part A
A 20-tooth pinion runs in mesh with a 70-tooth gear. The tooth form is a full depth 20 pressure angle with a face width of 2.250 inches, and a diametral pitch of 6. The pinion rotates at 1750 rpm delivering 25 hp. The gear assembly is manufactured to commercial standards, is straddle mounted between bearings, and enclosed. Gear material is grade 1 case hardened steel with a surface hardness of 50 HRC. Assuming an AGMA quality number of 10(Av=10), determine the pinion and gear tooth bending stress, and minimum safety factor with respect to bending assuming 20,000 hours of required service life with 1 failure in 1,000 units allowed. Assume moderate shock loading.
Part B
For the gearing described in the previous example, determine the contact stress number and minimum safety factor of the gear teeth and then the pinion teeth.

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