US3724042A - Apparatus for the lapping of two gear wheels - Google Patents

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US3724042A
US3724042A US00193028A US3724042DA US3724042A US 3724042 A US3724042 A US 3724042A US 00193028 A US00193028 A US 00193028A US 3724042D A US3724042D A US 3724042DA US 3724042 A US3724042 A US 3724042A
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    • B23F19/00—Finishing gear teeth by other tools than those used for manufacturing gear teeth
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  • ABSTRACT Apparatus for the lapping of two gear wheels which are given a lapping movement which comprises at least two oscillatory components Apparatus com- Nov.3, 1970 Switzerland ..16249/70 prises separate comm] units for the control of each component of movement.
  • Each control unit has means U.S. for changing the velocity of the components of move- Int. Cl ..B2lc 37/30 mer t during a cycle so that the lapping movement is Field of. Search ..29/90.90 performed along a line of adjustable shape.
  • the control units produce periodic voltages of the same frequency.
  • the present invention concerns apparatus for the lapping of two gear wheels, in particular helical bevel gear wheels, which are given a lapping motion compounded from at least two oscillatory components, the apparatus further comprising a control arrangement for the control of each component of the motion.
  • the object of lapping is generally to correct a bearing area configuration which, through distortion due to hardening, for example, fails to meet the requirements, or, when necessary, to improve the surface finish of the teeth.
  • the gears must be given a lapping motion in addition to the rotary movement around their axes, the relative movement between the gears generally following a curved line which will be called the theoretically required lapping curve p.
  • the lapping effect of this procedure is a function of the speed at which the lapping motion is performed.
  • the gears are given an oscillatory movement in two directions aligned across and parallel to the axes of the gears.
  • the oscillatory movements mentioned are each controlled by a control device operated by a hydraulic control valve and a hydraulic positioning cylinder.
  • the theoretical lapping curve p is approximated by two straight lines s, and s which meet in a zero point (see FIG. 3).
  • Each control device has two templates provided with flat control surfaces which meet at a point of inflexion associated with the zero point. By inclining the control surfaces in respect of a plane through the point of inflexion the lengths of the straight lines s and s, can be adjusted. The speed of the resulting movement is determined by the number of revolutions and the shape of a cam plate which drives the templates mentioned.
  • the disadvantage of this arrangement is that the shaping of the configuration of the bearing area cannot be arbitrarily influenced because the lapping curve p is only approximated by the two straight lines s and s while the speed along each of the lines s and s is constant.
  • the object of the present invention is to overcome these disadvantages and to provide apparatus with which the configuration of the bearing area can be arbitrarily corrected or with which, while preserving a given bearing area configuration, the surface finish of the teeth can be improved.
  • apparatus for the lapping of two gear wheels, in particular of helical bevel gears, which'are given in operation a lapping movement composed of at least two oscillatory components comprising separate control units for. the control of each component of movement, wherein each control unit has means for changing the velocity of the components of movement during a cycle, so that the lapping movement is performed along a line of adjustable shape, and wherein the control units produce periodic voltages of the same frequency.
  • control units comprise hydraulic control valves and hydraulic control pistons for moving the gear wheels wherein the periodic voltages can be independently adjusted by means of two potentiometers for amplitude and timing, and wherein each hydraulic control valve is provided with an electro-magnetic system.
  • a further advantage of the apparatus is its ease of operation, and the arrangement of the potentiometers for variation of the speeds can be made readily accessible to the operator.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view of two helically toothed bevel gears in normal meshing position
  • FIGS. 2a, 2b, 2c are both flank surfaces of a profile of a tooth with various bearing area configurations
  • FIG. 3 is the lapping curves for the forward an reverse bearing areas drawn in a three dimensional system of coordinates I-I.I-V, compared with the approximations to these lapping curves so far achieved;
  • FIG. 3a is a lapping curve of a forward bearing flank of a tooth with a change'in the distance of assembly of two helical gears, compared with the corresponding lapping curve of two gears in the normal position;
  • FIG. 4 is the components of the lapping motion of the forward bearing flank of a tooth as in FIG. 3 shown in a distance-time diagram;
  • FIG. 5 is a front view of a bevel gear lapping machine
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of the device in accordance with the invention with a block diagram of a control circuit
  • FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a control device
  • FIG. 8 is the voltage conditions in a control device for two different adjustment values
  • FIG. 9 is the output voltages of the control device for the adjusted values of FIG. 8.
  • FIG. 1 shows two intermeshed gears 1 and 2.
  • Flanks 4 of the toothed wheel 2 will be load bearing when gear 1 is driven forward in the direction of the arrow, flanks 3 when it is running in reverse.
  • FIGS. 2a, b, 0 show the bearing area configurations 5 of various positions and shapes on the tooth flanks 3 and 5.
  • the bearing area configuration 5 of FIG. 2a is generally aimed at, as for reasons of strength the inner (6) and outer (7) tooth ends should not carry any load.
  • the bearing area configurations of FIGS. 2b and c must be corrected by lapping because they are too near the tip and/or shoulder of the tooth.
  • FIG. 3 shows, much enlarged, the spatial curve I-O-II of a lapping curve p for a forward bearing flank 4 of a tooth, and a second lapping curve III-O-IV for a reversed bearing tooth flank 2 in a system of coordinates I-I-J-V.
  • the position of the end points of the curves I and II associated with an inner (6) or outer (7) tooth end of the forward bearing tooth flank 4 is given by the straight lines s and s: with the coordinates in space h, i,, v or h i v drawn from the zero point.
  • the straight lines s and s characterize the resultant lapping movement obtained with a known device as compared to the theoretically required lapping curve p which is achieved with the device according to the invention.
  • FIG. 3a shows a further possibility for lapping flank 4 of a tooth along a prescribed lapping curve p.
  • the lapping curve already shown in FIG. 3 for flank 4 of a tooth is indicated in FIG. 3a by a dotted line.
  • a given bearing area configuration 5 is obtained for two gear wheels 1 and 2 in the normal meshing position.
  • a shift of the lapping curve p corresponding to the change in fitting distance e is necessary.
  • this shift must be made axially in the negative or positive I-I direction and it is achieved by a displacement A H of the origin 0 to O.
  • the required curve IO'II has thus been shifted parallel to the lapping curve I-O-II.
  • FIG. 4 shows the three components of the movement of the gear wheels in the l-l-J-V direction in the form of a distance-time diagram in which the momentary values are indicated by h, i and v.
  • the components of movement run with the same phase during a period t from the origin 0 via the end point I of the curve back to the origin, so that the lapping movement is effected along leg p of the lapping curve p (see FIG. 3).
  • leg p of the curve results from the two components of the movement over a period t Times t and t, of a period t can be arbitrarily adjusted, and the variation with time of the components of the movement can also be adjusted independently of one another.
  • the velocity of the lapping movement is determined in accordance with the value of the displacements at a given time. It will thus be seen from FIG. 4 that the velocity is greater near the origin than near the end point of curve I.
  • the shape of the lapping curve is determined by the geometrical coordination of the momentary values h, i and v of the three movement components. If for example in subsequent periods of time the displacements, and therefore the velocities, are proportional, the lapping movement follows a straight line.
  • FIG. 5 shows the arrangement of a headstock 9 movable on two guide rails 8a of the bedplate 8.
  • the headstock 9 contains a spindle 10 with its axis parallel to the H axis; it is supported in bearings to permit axial adjustment.
  • One end of the. spindle 10 is driven by a motor 12 via a V-belt drive 11.
  • Motor 12 drives spindle 10 during the lapping process.
  • One of the gear wheels (1) to be worked is clamped to the other end of spindle 10.
  • Post 13 has two parallel guide rails vertically arranged on which a second headstock 16 can also slide.
  • Headstock 16 carries a spindle 17 with its axis parallel to the J axis and enclosing an angle with the axis of spindle 10 running parallel to the H axis, supported in bearings for axial adjustment.
  • Spindle 17 carries the other of the two gear wheels (2) to be processed.
  • an infinitely variable hydraulic brake 18 works on spindle 17.
  • FIG. 6 shows the spindle 10 supported in a stepped cylinder 19 of the headstock 9.
  • Spindle 10 has a part 20 of smaller diameter on which are two ring-shaped control pistons 22 with a collar 21.
  • Each control piston 22 rests with the edge surface of its collar 21 against the shoulder 23 of the spindle 10.
  • the control pistons 22 are so placed in the stepped cylinder 19 as to form two annular chambers 24, 25 each of which is connected to a control pipe 26, 27, of a control valve 28.
  • the two control pistons 22 form a rigid integral part with the spindle 10.
  • the headstock 9 is further provided with a feeler 30 which rests against the face 29 of control piston 22 and of which the deflection derived from the axial oscillations of spindle 10 works on an inductive displacement transmitter 31 of which the changes in voltage are fed as the position voltage x to the comparator 32.
  • a function generator 34 is connected, via a control device 33 referred to hereafter as the actual value transmitter and shown in detail in FIG. 7, to the comparator 32 in which the position voltage x is continuously compared with the control voltage w received from the actual value transmitter 33.
  • the comparator 32 When a difference y is experienced between the two values w and x this is amplified by the amplifier 36, the output of which activates the electro-magnetic system 37 of control valve 28.
  • the electrical system 37 has a coil with a constant magnetic field into which an axially free-moving servo piston 38 protrudes.
  • the servo piston 38 exerts a controlling force on a control piston 39, which is always returned to its central position under the influence of a spring 39a.
  • Control piston 39 is provided with 3 grooves which form the annular chambers 40, 41 and 42.
  • the left hand 40 and right hand 42 annular grooves are connected via pipe 43 to an oil tank, while the central annular chamber 41 is connected to a hydraulic pump 46 via pipe 45.
  • the control valve 28 also has on its inner surface near the collars 47 of the piston two control openings connected via pipes 26 and 27 to the annular chambers 24 and 25 of spindle 10.
  • spindle 17 supported in I headstock 16 is linked with a similar follow-up system for the axial movement of gear wheel 1 in the .I-axis,
  • this follow-up system 49 being controlled by a second actual value transmitter 33.
  • a third follow-up system 49 controlled by a third actual value transmitter 33 is fitted in post 13; its task is to transfer a vertical movement in the V-axis to headstock l6 and thus also to spindle 17.
  • the headstock 16 slides on the guide rails of post 13 (FIG. 5).
  • FIG. 6 also shows a slide 50 sliding vertically over post 13.
  • a slot 51 in slide'50 houses a stop 52 of a limit switch 53 for limiting the stroke, the other end of which is rigidly connected to headstock 16.
  • the momentary vertical position of headstock 16 can be transmitted as the position voltage x to the comparator 32 which, after comparison with the control voltage w derived from the actual value transmitter 33, actuates a control valve 28 via an amplifier 36 in the manner described above, which in turn actuates a cylinder 55.
  • An axially movable piston 56 housed in cylinder 55 is rigidly connected to the headstock 16 by a piston rod 57.
  • the space 58 in front of piston 56 is connected to control valve 28 via pipe 26, the annular space 59 behind piston 56 via pipe 27.
  • FIG. 7 A schematic circuit diagram of the electronic actual value transmitter 33 is given in FIG. 7.
  • the function generator 34 controlling the three actual value transmitters 33 for movements in the H-J-V axes generates a positive variable voltage U indicated in FIG. 8 as a triangular voltage curve; this might be a saw-tooth generator of known construction.
  • the three control voltages w w Wy are therefore always in phase.
  • Facilities are provided for adjusting the steepness and inflexion points, i.e. amplitude and frequency, of the saw-tooth voltage at the function generator 34. It is also possible to adjust the part of the saw-tooth voltage U corresponding with leg p of the curve with end point 1 independently from the part of voltage U, corresponding with leg p and end point II. For the sake of clarity, however, these parts of the voltage U are shown in FIG. 8 as having the same shape.
  • a potentiometer 62 connected as a voltage divider, feeds the output of the function generator 34 to one input of the summing amplifier 64.
  • a second input of the summing amplifier 64 is connected to the wiper of a potentiometer 63 connected between the two poles +U,, and U,, of a constant voltage source. Depending on the position of the wiper of potentiometer 63, either a positive or a negative voltage U, is fed to the second input of the summing amplifier 64.
  • An output of the summing amplifier is connected to one input of a multiplier 65 via an inverter 61 and a switch 60, by which the inverter can be switched off.
  • the multiplier 65 provided at its second input with a voltage U gives an output voltage of the actual value w, an example of which is given by the voltages U,, or U in FIG. 9.
  • the output of the multiplier which is also the output of the actual value transmitter 33, is connected with the comparator 32.
  • Two further potentiometers, not shown, can be switched in circuit in place of potentiometers 62 and 63, so that the movement on leg p, can be adjusted with potentiometers 62 and 63 and the movement on leg p with the potentiometers not shown.
  • the device in accordance with the invention is operated as follows: two gear wheels 1 and 2 which are to be lapped with one another are first chucked in the two spindles 10 and 17 and adjusted to the normal meshing position; they are then turned round their axes by the motor driving spindle 10. The required pressure on the flanks of the teeth is adjusted with brake 18 operating on spindle 17.
  • a triangular wave voltage U adjustable in amplitude and frequence is generated in the conventional manner by function generator 34.
  • a given voltage smaller than but proportional to the voltage U is fed to the input of the summing amplifier.
  • another, for example negative voltage U adjusted with potentiometer 63 is added in the summing amplifier 64 so that over the period t the curve U shown by the dotted line in FIG. 8 is produced.
  • Voltage U is multiplied by the voltage U in the multiplier 65, resulting in the voltage curve U shown by the dotted line in FIG. 9.
  • the inverter 61 is switched into circuit with switch 60.
  • Each of the actual values w w,, w are fed to one of the comparators 32.
  • the working process described in the following applies to the movement components in the direction of the H axis: after comparison has been made in comparator 32 between the received actual value w and the measured value .x,, transmitted by the sensor 30 via the inductive position transmitter 31 the difference between the values of w and x is fed to the amplifier 36 as an electric control current y
  • the output of amplifier 36 supplies the coil of the electro-magnetic system 37 of the control valve 28.
  • the servo piston 38 is given a direction-controlled deviation proportional to the value of the control current y
  • the control current y decreases the servo piston moves in the negative direction, i.e. as seen in FIG. 6 to the left, through which the hydraulic balance of the control piston 39 is disturbed at the control edges 48.
  • the pressure in the lefthand chamber 40 of control piston 39 increases while that in the righthand chamber 42 decreases.
  • This differential pressure causes a displacement of the control piston 39.
  • Chamber 41 supplied by the hydraulic pump 46 from oil tank 44, feeds the oil via pipe 26 into the ring chamber 24 of control piston 22 while the oil in ring chamber 25 is simultaneously drained off via pipe 27 and the righthand chamber 42 of control valve 28 into the oil tank 44.
  • the spindle 10 has thus been given an axial movement in the negative H direction which is followed by gear wheel 1.
  • Every position of spindle 10 is read ofi by a corresponding deviation of the sensor 30 and is trans mitted by the inductive displacement transmitter 31 as the position value x to the comparator 32 where comparison between the actual value w and the position value x takes place.
  • the position control piston 22 is therefore subject to a displacement Ah in negative direction for as long as a difference y exists between the values w and x When the maximum adjusted actual value w coincides with the position value x of spindle 10 the latter has reached the end point I of the curve.
  • control piston 32 is returned to its central position by the force of spring 39a in accordance with the change in actual value w This brings spindle 10 into its central position through the resultant pressure equalization in the two ring chambers 24 and 25.
  • a tooth flank 4 can, however, only be given the required bearing area configuration 5 along the pre-determined lapping curve p (FIG. 3) by the sum total of the simultaneous mutually independent movements (FIG. 4) of spindle 17 in the J and V directions and spindle in the H direction.
  • the lapping curves can be altered at will, the bearing area configurations best adapted to practical requirements can be obtained.
  • the lapping curve p can be repeated any number of times during a lapping process.
  • Apparatus for the lapping of two gear wheels, in particular of helical bevel gears, which are given in operation a lapping movement composed of at least two oscillatory components comprising separate control units for the control of each component of movement, wherein each control unit has means for changing the velocity of the components of movement during a cycle, so that the lapping movement is performed along a line of adjustable shape, and wherein the control units produce periodic voltages of the same frequency.
  • control units control hydraulic control valves and hydraulic control pistons for moving the gear wheels, wherein the periodic voltages can be adjusted independently of one another in timing and amplitude by means of two potentiometers and wherein each hydraulic control valve is provided with an electromagnetic system.
  • each control unit is fed by a function generator which produces a periodic triangular wave voltage, wherein each control unit has a multiplier and a summing amplif the said summing amplifier being er one input 0 derived from a potentiometer connected as a voltage divider and a second input from a potentiometer connected to a constant voltage source.
  • a closed control loop is arranged by which means the voltage supplied by the control unit representing an actual value is compared with a position value produced by an inductive distance transmitter in a comparator, the comparator feeding the electro-magnetic system via an amplifier.

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