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Designing parametricbevel gears with Catia V5 Published at http://gtrebaol.free.fr/doc/catia/bevel_gear.htmlWritten by Gildas Trébaol on June 25, 2005.Zipped parts: bevel_gear.zip 340 KB .VRML97 model: bevel_gear.wrl 58 KB . The knowledge used for designing spur gears can be reused for making bevel gears This tutorial shows how to make a basic bevel gear that you can freely re-use in your assemblies. 1 Sources, credits and links The conventional formulas and their names in French come from the page 100 of the bookPrécis de construction mécanique by R. Quatremer and J.P. Trotignon, Nathan publisher, 1983 edition. I found a clear explanation of bevel gears in the pages 258 to 280 of the bookLes mécanismes des machines y compris les automobiles by H. Leblanc, Garnier publisher, 1930 edition. For an exhaustive analysis, we could also use the famous old book Les engrenages written by Mr Henriot. The principle for designing a bevel gear consists in drawing two primitive conical surfaces: The front cone, parallel to the edges of the teeth. The rear cone, used for designing the profile of a tooth. The half angle delta of the front cone depends on: The module m. The number of teeth of the gear Z1. The number of teeth of the other gear Z2. The angle between the axis of the two gears. In most applications using bevel gears, the angle between the axis of the two gears is equal to π/2.In that case, the half angle delta of the front cone is defined by the formula: delta atan Z1 / Z2 2 Table of gear parameters and formulas The following table contains: The parameters and formulas used for standard spur gears. The specific parameters and formulas added for bevel gears in the cells colored in pink . # Parameter Type or unit Formula Description Name in French 1 a angulardegree 20deg Pressure angle: technologic constant 10deg ≤ a ≤ 20deg Angle de pression. 2 m millimeter — Modulus. Module. 3 Z1 integer — Number of teeth 11 ≤ Z1 ≤ 200 . Nombre de dents. 4 Z2 i