A modern approach to design
A practical guide to designing cylindrical gears and gearboxes, bringing together geometry, load capacity and noise behaviour with worked examples in KISSsoft.
Written for gearbox engineers, students and anyone sizing a transmission, the book walks through the design of cylindrical gears the way it is done in practice today: standard calculations side by side with simulation, and every step illustrated with a KISSsoft example.
How to choose macro-geometry, profile shift and micro-geometry with intent, rather than checking numbers after the fact.
Each topic is paired with a software example you can reproduce, so the theory maps directly onto the tool used in industry.
Transmission error, excitation and the design choices that make a gearbox quiet are treated as part of the design, not an afterthought.
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