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Gear Box
Gear Box
DELHI
Mechanical Department
TOPIC- 3 SPEED GEAR
BOX TO – DR.ABHSIHEK MISHRA
SUBMITTED
Guide – Dr. Leelahar Nagdeve
Team members:
1. Aditya Singh - 04
2. Sahil Girhepuje - 23
3. Harish Godara - 24
4. Utpal Mishra - 51
INDEX
• INTRODUCTION
• DEFINITON
• PURPOSE
• PROJECT : INTRODUCTION
• WORKING OF OUR PROJECT
• PRINCIPLE
• TYPES
• USE
• ADVANTAGES
• DISADVANTAGES
• WAYS TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY AND PERFORMANCE
• REFERENCES
INTRODUCTION
The gear box is necessary in the transmission An ideal gear box would provide an infinite
system to maintain engine speed (or torque) at range of gear ratios, so that the engine speed
the most economical value under all conditions should be kept at or near that the maximum
of vehicle movement. power is developed whatever the speed of the
vehicle.
DEFINITION
Components
Gears
Couplers
Ball Bearings
DC Motor
Shafts
Clamps & Mounts
Base Frame
Supporting Frame
Working of our project.
1. Power from the engine is supplied to the clutch shaft.
2. The clutch shaft is connected with the clutch gear, which is always
meshed with the gears on the layshaft. The gears on the layshaft are
rigidly fixed to the shaft.
3. The gears on the main shaft can move along the spline, but are
otherwise in permanent rotational mesh with the shaft.
4. When the gear lever is shifted, the selector fork moves the gear and
moves the perfect mesh with the required gear in the layshaft.
Note –
Sliding mesh gearboxes have several advantages over constant mesh
gearboxes, including reduced vibration and noise. This is because only
one gear is engaged at a time, so there are fewer fluctuating loads on the
shaft.
PRINCIPLE
Lower gears provide more torque for acceleration, while higher gears
offer greater speed at the expense of torque.
TYPES OF MANUAL GEAR BOX
I = ω1/ω2 =Z1/Z2=d2/d1
Gear ratio and Torque
2.Force. In a similar setup, you can use gears to increase the force of a system; that extra speed
doesn’t appear out of nowhere. Turning the small gear fast will make the larger gear turn slower,
but with much more force. This is useful for applications that deal with extra weight or pressure.
3.Rotation direction. Gears are also useful for changing the direction of rotational motion. Spur
gears can reverse direction, worm gears change rotation al direction by 90 degrees, and bevel
gears can transmit motion around corners.
4.Movement. Rack and pinion gears are sometimes used for direct movement within a machine.
These use a gear wheel (pinion) to mesh with a ridged bar-shaped gear (rack), which is sometimes
fixed in place. This can be used to climb hills (such as with roller coasters or trains), or even to
steer your vehicle.
Advantages:
1.Torque multiplication: Gearboxes can increase the torque output
of a motor or engine. This is achieved by reducing the rotational
speed of the motor or engine and increasing the torque at the output
shaft.
4.Efficiency: Gearboxes are not 100% efficient, which means that some of
the power input is lost due to friction and other factors. This can result in a
reduction in overall efficiency, which can be a problem in high-power
applications.
Ways to Improve Gearbox Efficiency and
Performance
Here are some important tips that help improve the gearbox’s efficiency and
performance. So, let’s take a look at it.
•Lubrication: This is one of the most important factors that help improve
gearbox efficiency and performance. Gearbox lubrication serves several
purposes, including reducing friction, preventing wear, and dissipating heat.
Lack of lubrication or using the wrong lubricant can lead to premature wear
and even failure. Regular lubrication must be carried out as per the
manufacturers’ recommendation.
•Alignment: If the gearbox is not correctly aligned with the motor, it can
cause excessive wear and noise. Misalignment can also result in increased
heat generation, leading to premature failure. Proper alignment can be
achieved using shims, dial indicators, or laser alignment tools.
•Load Management: Another critical factor in gearbox performance is load
management. The load on the gearbox should be carefully monitored and controlled
to perform operations efficiently. Overloading the gearbox can cause premature
wear, overheating, and damage to the gears. Conversely, under-loading can cause
the gears to slip, reducing the transmission efficiency. Proper load management
ensures the gearbox is not subjected to loads that are underutilized or beyond
capacity.
•Upgrades: In some cases, upgrading the gearbox can improve efficiency and
performance. This includes changing the gear ratios, upgrading the bearings or
seals, or improving the lubrication system. Upgrades involve investment, but they
provide significant benefits regarding high efficiency and performance.
References:
1. Wikipedia.com
2. howstuffworks.com
3. mechanicalmodels.com
4. carbiketech.com
5. youtube.com
THANK YOU
Team members:
1. ADITYA SINGH – 04
2. SAHIL GIRHEPUJE – 23
3. HARISH GODARA – 24
4. UTPAL MISHRA - 52