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Eric R Snow
 
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Default Error in Gears And Gear Cutting Book?

I got this book yesterday in the mail. It's a good book but there
seems to be an error on page 27 regarding fig 26 on page 26. The
author states that angle TCP and TPD are the same and I don't see it.
Does anybody here have the same book?
Thanks,
Eric
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Default Error in Gears And Gear Cutting Book?

I think the nomenclature may be wrong, but the angles are the
same. /mark


Eric R Snow wrote:

I got this book yesterday in the mail. It's a good book but there
seems to be an error on page 27 regarding fig 26 on page 26. The
author states that angle TCP and TPD are the same and I don't see it.
Does anybody here have the same book?
Thanks,
Eric

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"Eric R Snow" wrote in message
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I got this book yesterday in the mail. It's a good book but there
seems to be an error on page 27 regarding fig 26 on page 26. The
author states that angle TCP and TPD are the same and I don't see it.
Does anybody here have the same book?
Thanks,


Hi- think the problem is that the drawing is out of scale. Move point c down
a couple of inches and it makes sense.Or, locate point c by dropping a
perpendicular from line TP from point T until it intersects line PC and see
how it looks. Note that angleTPD is the compliment of angle TCP and so is
angle PCT. Therefore they must be equal.


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