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T-45 (b)  Trochoid Interference This refers to an interference occurring at the addendum of the external gear and the dedendum  of  the  internal  gear  during  recess  tooth  action.    It  tends  to  happen  when  the difference between the numbers of teeth of the two gears is small.  Equation (5-6) presents the condition for avoiding trochoidal interference.     z1 q1––– + invaw – invaa2 ³ q2 (5-6)     z2 Here          ra2 2 ra1 2 a2 ü q1 = cos–1(––––––––––––– ) + inv aa1 – inv aw ï 2ara1 ï ý     (5-7)          a2 + ra2 2 ra1 2 ï q2 = cos–1(––––––––––––– ) ï 2ara2 þ where aa1 is the  pressure angle of the spur gear tooth tip:            db1 aa1 = cos–1(––––)    (5-8)            da1 In  the  meshing  of  an  external  gear  and  a  standard  internal  gear    =  20°,  trochoid interference is avoided if the difference of the number of teeth, z1 - z2, is larger than 9. (c)  Trimming Interference This occurs in the radial direction in that it prevents pulling the gears apart.  Thus, the mesh  must  be  assembled  by  sliding  the  gears  together  with  an  axial  motion.    It  tends  to happen  when  the  numbers  of  teeth  of  the  two  gears  are  very  close.    Equation  (5-9) indicates how to prevent this type of interference.            z2 q1 + invaa1 – invaw ³ ––– (q2 + invaa2 – invaw)    (5-9)            z1 Here              –––––––––––––––––––––– ü ï 1 – (cosaa1 ¤ cosaa2)2 ï q1 = sin –1         –––––––––––––––––––– ï         A       1 – (z1 ¤ z2)2 ï ï ý     (5-10)              –––––––––––––––––––––– ï ï (cosaa2 ¤ cosaa1)2 – 1 ï q2 = sin –1         –––––––––––––––––––– ï         A       (z2 ¤ z1)2 – 1 þ This  type  of  interference  can  occur  in  the  process  of  cutting  an  internal  gear  with  a  pinion cutter.  Should that happen, there is danger of breaking the tooling.  Table 5-3a shows the limit for the  pinion  cutter  to  prevent  trimming  interference  when  cutting  a  standard  internal  gear,  with pressure angle 20°, and no profile shift, i.e., xc = 0. Table 5-3a     The Limit to Prevent an Internal Gear from Trimming Interference ( = 20°, xc = x2 = 0) 15 34 28 46 44 62 16 34 30 48 48 66 17 35 31 49 50 68 18 36 32 50 56 74 19 37 33 51 60 78 22 40 38 56 80 98 20 38 34 52 64 82 21 39 35 53 66 84 24 42 40 58 96 114 25 43 42 60 100 118 zc z2 zc z2 zc z2 27 45