Discusses the nature of the action involved in screw gearing, the attendant contact conditions and how all-recess action design concepts can improve load-carrying and life capacity. Provides observations based on the authors' experience and worked-out step-by-step examples that will sharpen the reader's judgement of what to do and what not to do in spiral and worm gear design. Contains the formulas, diagrams, and methods needed to solve bearing load problems. Discusses in detail how graphical methods are used to determine contact conditions on spiral drives and worm drives that are based on the use of both the screw helicoid thread form and the involute helicoid form. Shows how beam strength, limiting loads for wear, and dynamic loads on spiral and worm gears are evaluated.
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Written by a "nationally recognized expert" (Plant Engineering, January 1990), this book is designed to help managers focus on specific indicators that will enable them to maximize their company's equipment assets. For the first time, the author connects typical functional maintenance indicators to a company's strategic indicators. Besides assisting managers in developing performance indicators for maintenance management, Terry Wireman goes on to show how to improve low-performing indicators. The detailed table of contents helps readers quickly find specific indicators while the glossary of maintenance terms provides a useful ready reference.
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