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Regarding the gear ratio issue of bevel gears

2022-03-05View Original

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I would like to ask: for a bevel gear with a speed ratio of 12:1 and an input torque of 300 on the spindle, can the output torque be calculated?
Reply #22022-03-08
It’s generally not possible to reach the theoretical value, and there’s also an issue with efficiency
Reply #32022-03-08
Therefore, a safety margin is taken into account during the selection process
Reply #42022-03-18
I saw on a sample that the gear ratio is 273:1, the input torque is 185, and the maximum torque is 10,000 N.M. Is it true that the greater the difference in gear ratios, the greater the efficiency loss?
Reply #52022-03-18
The efficiency loss depends on the number of gear stages; the more stages there are, the greater the efficiency loss.

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