Worm pairs are indispensable in many machine applications because of a high reduction of input speed, withstanding higher loads moments, 90° motion transmission with regards to the input axis of motion, etc.
Within the framework of the bachelor’s thesis, we evaluated the worm gear. We gained its geometry from the literature [1] where a similar gearbox was discussed. Only the shape of gears was different. We presented this in the last chapter of the thesis.
The goal of the thesis was to evaluate the gearbox from the perspective of load capacity and to ascertain whether the discussed gearbox sustains the intended loads.
For a thorough discussion of the gearbox, we originated from certain assumptions mentioned in the thesis. Using literature, we determined the materials of gears in pairs and the lubricant by which the discussed gearbox was lubricated.
We presented the results in the thesis and ascertained at the end that the discussed gearbox withstands loads set initially. We also determined safe zones of operations for individual criteria of load capacity.
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