Identification of spur gears and their parts; measuring the commonly used dimensions on spur gears; using pitch gauges; calculation of pitch diameter by formula; using tables of standard keyways and set screws; selecting a gear from gear tables and catalogs; and identification of pressure angle, style, material of construction, and stock gears.

Prerequisites - Ability to read engineering drawings (Course Number 109)and perform simple arithmetic calculations using whole numbers (Course Number 29), fractions (Course Number 30) and decimals (Course Number 60).

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Related Instruction:

Course Number 61 - Gear Ratios

Course Number 66 - Gear Installation

Course Number 71 - Helical Gears

Course Number 76 - Bevel Gears

Course Number 98 - Worms and Worm Gears