Contributor(s)
Adams, George, Northeastern University, Department of Mechanical Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Abstract
The idea behind the plan of our team of constructing a gear exhibit is to demonstrate to the viewer how the design of gears has evolved over the years and the way new applications have affected different aspects of gears used today. We intended on displaying a three part exhibit. The first part will be an apparatus using wooden gears fashioned after those that would have been used in 2600 BC. The second portion of the exhibit will be a setup of two different diameter gears used to measure dynamic effects on metal helical gears. The third portion is a photoelastic assembly for the demonstration of stresses that develop on a system of two spur gears.
Keywords
history of grear design, gears
Publisher
Northeastern University
Publication Date
8-23-2007
Rights Holder
Northeastern University, Department of Mechanical Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Permanent URL
http://hdl.handle.net/2047/d10010300
Recommended Citation
Axelson, Karl; Falzarano, Charles; Ouldsfiya, Aziz; Rubino, Frank; and Tauro, Troy, "Design and Construction of a Gear Exhibit" (2007). Capstone Design Program: Mechanical Engineering. Paper 25. http://hdl.handle.net/2047/d10010300

Notes
Capstone Design Course ME 1336-1338, Project #W96/S96-3, Final report