DEUTSCHE NORM DIN Passverzahnungen mit Evolventenflanken und Bezugsdurchmesser Teil 2: Nennmaße und Prüfmaße
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1 DEUTSCHE NORM DIN D May 2006 ICS Supersedes: see below Involute splines based on reference s Part 2: and inspection s Passverzahnungen mit Evolventenflanken und Bezugsdurchmesser Teil 2: Nennmaße und Prüfmaße Supersedes DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : and DIN 5480 Corrigendum 1: Document comprises 40 pages Translation by DIN-Sprachendienst. In case of doubt, the German-language original should be consulted as the authoritative text. No part of this translation may be reproduced without prior permission of DIN Deutsches Institut für Normung e. V., Berlin. Beuth Verlag GmbH, Berlin, Germany, has the exclusive right of sale for German Standards (DIN-Normen). English price group
2 Contents Page Foreword Scope Normative references Graphic representation of s and measurements Space width/tooth thickness Diameters Inspection s Module m = 0,5 mm Module m = 0,6 mm Module m = 0,75 mm Module m = 0,8 mm Module m = 1 mm Module m = 1,25 mm Module m = 1,5 mm Module m = 1,75 mm Module m = 2 mm Module m = 2,5 mm Module m = 3 mm Module m = 4 mm Module m = 5 mm Module m = 6 mm Module m = 8 mm Module m = 10 mm Bibliography Figures Figure 1 Space width/tooth thickness...6 Figure 2 Diameters...6 Figure 3 Inspection s...6 Figure 4 Tooth thickness measurement...7 See foreword for relationship to the ISO 4156 series of standards, including ISO 4156 AMD 1:1992, published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). 2
3 Validity This standard is valid from Foreword This series of standards deals with involute splines and spline joints within a module range of 0,5 to 10, having a number of ranging from 6 to 82 and with a pressure angle of 30. The DIN 5480 series of standards is limited to splines with a pressure angle of 30, since pressure angles of 37,5 and 45 are covered by ISO Involute splines in accordance with ISO 4156 are based on module series. These are not interchangeable with involute splines conforming to the DIN 5480 series of standards. The DIN 5480 series of standards is based on reference s that are independent of the module, allowing an optimal fit to standard ball and roller bearing s and reducing the number of different tools required for manufacturing. This series of standards has been revised by Technical Committee 2.1 Passverzahnungen ( Involute splines ) of the Normenauschuss Maschinenbau (Mechanical Engineering Standards Committee). The revision was considered necessary since a review of the DIN 5480 series of standards in accordance with DIN had shown that the series had structural and editorial weaknesses. The object of the revision was to combine the individual parts of this standard in a practical, sensible manner. The entire series of standards now consists of only four parts instead of the previous sixteen. DIN 5480 Involute splines based on reference s now comprises: Part 1: General Part 2: and inspection s Part 15: Inspection Part 16: Tools The new edition of DIN deals with fundamental principles, the same as its predecessor, but now also includes fit s and tolerances, these being formerly contained in DIN : The calculation formulae, tolerances and deviations contained in Part 1 also apply to the other parts of this series of standards. DIN now contains the nominal s and inspection s for the range of items stated above, and incorporates the contents of the former editions of DIN to DIN DIN covers quality inspections of spline joints. DIN defines the design features of tools for manufacturing involute splines. 3
4 Amendments This standard differs from DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : , DIN : and DIN 5480 Corrigendum 1: as follows: a) The title has been changed to Involute splines based on reference s. b) The full root radius has been included for shafts. c) Cold-rolling has been included as a manufacturing process for shafts. d) The measuring (ball or pin) s have been taken from DIN 3977, with one exception. e) The standard has been editorially revised. Previous editions DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN : ; ; ; DIN 5480 Corrigendum 1:
5 1 Scope This standard applies to involute splines and spline joints based on reference s for connecting hubs and shafts either with a removable connection, a sliding fit or a permanent fit. It lays down the following general characteristics for splines as in this standard: a) They have a standard pressure angle of 30. b) The basic rack profile is the same for all pitches, therefore applying a uniform design rule to all profiles. c) They have a side fit profile (a fit is permitted in some cases). d) Addendum modification is used in order to achieve specific reference s. e) The fit system includes tolerances for effective form deviations so that the effect of such deviations on backlash is taken into account. The specified range of fundamental deviations and tolerance classes takes due consideration of all requirements. Involute spine joints as in this standard are used for connecting hubs and shafts either with a removable connection, a sliding fit or a permanent fit. They have all the characteristics required for centring the parts and transmitting torques, as well as meeting all the requirements for economical manufacturing. The theoretical root s for hubs and shafts where the dedendum of the basic rack profile, h fp, is 0,55 m. The dedendum depends on the manufacturing method used, and can therefore have various values (see DIN , Table 3). The root s depend on the dedendum. 2 Normative references The following referenced documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies. DIN , Involute splines based on reference s Part 1: General DIN , Involute splines based on reference s Part 15: Inspection DIN , Involute splines based on reference s Part 16: Tools 5
6 3 Graphic representation of s and measurements 3.1 Space width/tooth thickness 3.2 Diameters Key 1 Shaft 2 Hub 3.3 Inspection s Figure 1 Space width/tooth thickness Figure 2 Diameters Key 1 Shaft 2 Hub Dimension M 2 between 2 measuring s (balls or pins) Dimension M 1 over 2 measuring s (balls or pins) Figure 3 Inspection s 6
7 Key a) Unfavourable position near the tip b) Favourable position near the V c) Unfavourable position near the root form Module m mm Figure 4 Tooth thickness measurement Table 1 fillet radii and deviation s Minimum root fillet radius for chipremoval manufacturing methods ρ F min value for cold-rolling ρ F A * Wk 0,5 0,08 0,27 0,866 0,6 0,10 0,32 0,866 0,75 0,12 0,40 0,866 0,8 0,13 0,43 0, ,16 0,54 0,866 1,25 0,20 0,67 0,866 1,5 0,24 0,81 0,866 1,75 0,28 0,94 0, ,32 1,08 0,866 2,5 0,40 1,35 0, ,48 1,62 0, ,64 2,16 0, ,80 0, ,96 0, ,28 0, ,60 0,866 7
8 4 Module m = 0,5 mm Table 2 s, m = 0,5 mm Basic data Number of Pitch Base s Shaft addendum modification Space width Tooth thickness Hub s a d Ff2 Shaft s d Ff1 a d B z d d b x 1 m e 2 = s 1 d f2 A df2 min. d a2 d a1 max. d f1 A df ,330 0,225 1, ,19 5,95 5 5,9 4,95 4,90 0, ,196 0,225 1, ,19 6,95 6 6,9 5,95 5,90 0, ,062 0,225 1, ,19 7,95 7 7,9 6,95 6,90 0, ,928 0,225 1, ,19 8,95 8 8,9 7,95 7,90 0, ,794 0,225 1, ,19 9,95 9 9,9 8,95 8,90 0, ,660 0,225 1, ,19 10, ,9 9,95 9,90 0, ,526 0,225 1, ,19 11, ,9 10,95 10,90 0, ,392 0,225 1, ,20 12, ,9 11,94 11,90 0, ,258 0,225 1, ,20 13, ,9 12,94 12,90 0, ,124 0,225 1, ,20 14, ,9 13,94 13,90 0, ,990 0,225 1, ,20 15, ,9 14,94 14,90 0, ,856 0,225 1, ,20 16, ,9 15,94 15,90 0, ,722 0,225 1, ,20 17, ,9 16,94 16,90 0, ,588 0,225 1, ,20 18, ,9 17,94 17,90 0, ,454 0,225 1, ,20 19, ,9 18,94 18,90 0, ,321 0,225 1, ,20 20, ,9 19,94 19,90 0, ,187 0,225 1, ,20 21, ,9 20,94 20,90 0, ,053 0,225 1, ,20 22, ,9 21,94 21,90 0, ,919 0,225 1, ,20 23, ,9 22,94 22,90 0, ,785 0,225 1, ,20 24, ,9 23,94 23,90 0, ,651 0,225 1, ,21 25, ,9 24,94 24,90 0, ,517 0,225 1, ,21 26, ,9 25,94 25,90 0, ,383 0,225 1, ,21 27, ,9 26,94 26,90 0, ,249 0,225 1, ,21 28, ,9 27,94 27,90 0, ,115 0,225 1, ,21 29, ,9 28,94 28,90 0, ,981 0,225 1, ,21 30, ,9 29,94 29,90 0, ,847 0,225 1, ,21 31, ,9 30,94 30,90 0, ,713 0,225 1, ,21 32, ,9 31,94 31,90 0, ,579 0,225 1, ,21 33, ,9 32,94 32,90 0, ,445 0,225 1, ,21 34, ,9 33,94 33,90 0, ,311 0,225 1, ,21 35, ,9 34,94 34,90 0, ,177 0,225 1, ,21 36, ,9 35,94 35,90 0, ,043 0,225 1, ,21 37, ,9 36,94 36,90 0, ,909 0,225 1, ,21 38, ,9 37,94 37,90 0, ,775 0,225 1, ,21 39, ,9 38,94 38,90 0,49 a The deviation values given here relate to chip-cutting machining methods and the theoretical root (see DIN , 7.1). The deviation for cold-rolled splines is 0,76 m. 8
9 a Table 3 Inspection s, m = 0,5 mm Basic data Hub s Shaft s Number of measured d B z D M M 2 A * M2 D M M 1 A* M1 k W k ,0 3,797 2,01 1,25 7,511 1,20 3 a 3, ,0 4,800 1,95 1,25 8,540 1,23 3 3, ,0 5,801 1,91 1,25 9,564 1,27 3 a 3, ,0 6,803 1,88 1,25 10,584 1,29 4 a 5, ,0 7,804 1,86 1,0 10,961 1,39 4 5, ,0 8,804 1,85 1,0 11,970 1,41 4 a 5, ,0 9,805 1,84 1,0 12,978 1,43 5 6, ,0 10,805 1,83 1,0 13,985 1,44 5 6, ,0 11,806 1,82 1,0 14,991 1,46 5 a 6, ,0 12,806 1,81 1,0 15,996 1,47 6 8, ,0 13,807 1,80 1,0 17,001 1,48 6 8, ,0 14,807 1,80 1,0 18,005 1,49 6 a 8, ,0 15,807 1,80 1,0 19,009 1,50 7 9, ,0 16,807 1,79 1,0 20,013 1,51 7 9, ,0 17,807 1,79 1,0 21,016 1,52 7 a 9, ,0 18,808 1,79 1,0 22,019 1, , ,0 19,808 1,78 1,0 23,022 1, , ,0 20,808 1,78 1,0 24,024 1,54 8 a 11, ,0 21,808 1,78 1,0 25,026 1, , ,0 22,808 1,78 1,0 26,029 1, , ,0 23,808 1,77 1,0 27,031 1,56 9 a 12, ,0 24,808 1,77 1,0 28,033 1, , ,0 25,808 1,77 1,0 29,034 1, , ,0 26,808 1,77 1,0 30,036 1,57 10 a 14, ,0 27,808 1,77 1,0 31,038 1, , ,0 28,808 1,77 1,0 32,039 1, , ,0 29,809 1,77 1,0 33,040 1,59 11 a 15, ,0 30,809 1,76 1,0 34,042 1, , ,0 31,809 1,76 1,0 35,043 1, , ,0 32,809 1,76 1,0 36,044 1,60 12 a 17, ,0 33,809 1,76 1,0 37,045 1, , ,0 34,809 1,76 1,0 38,046 1, , ,0 35,809 1,76 1,0 39,048 1,61 13 a 18, ,0 36,809 1,76 1,0 40,048 1, , ,0 37,809 1,76 1,0 41,049 1, ,405 These tooth thickness measurements are not reliable because they were made near the root fillet or the edge of the tip. Measurements between and over measuring s are preferable. s and tolerances can result in the unreliability of other tooth thickness measurements not identified by a. 9
10 5 Module m = 0,6 mm Basic data Number of Pitch Base Table 4 s, m = 0,6 mm s Shaft addendum modification Space width Tooth thickness Hub d Ff2 Shaft d Ff1 d B z d d b x 1 m e 2 = s 1 d f2 A df2 min. d a2 d a1 max. d f1 A df ,8 4,157 0,27 1, ,21 5,93 4,8 5,88 4,75 4,68 0, ,0 5,196 0,17 1, ,21 6,93 5,8 6,88 5,75 5,68 0, ,2 6,235 0,07 1, ,21 7,93 6,8 7,88 6,75 6,68 0, ,8 6,755 0,27 1, ,21 8,93 7,8 8,88 7,75 7,68 0, ,0 7,794 0,17 1, ,21 9,93 8,8 9,88 8,75 8,68 0, ,2 8,833 0,07 1, ,21 10,93 9,8 10,88 9,75 9,68 0, ,8 9,353 0,27 1, ,21 11,93 10,8 11,88 10,75 10,68 0, ,0 10,392 0,17 1, ,22 12,94 11,8 12,88 11,74 11,68 0, ,2 11,432 0,07 1, ,22 13,94 12,8 13,88 12,74 12,68 0, ,8 11,951 0,27 1, ,22 14,94 13,8 14,88 13,74 13,68 0, ,0 12,990 0,17 1, ,22 15,94 14,8 15,88 14,74 14,68 0, ,2 14,030 0,07 1, ,22 16,94 15,8 16,88 15,74 15,68 0, ,8 14,549 0,27 1, ,22 17,94 16,8 17,88 16,74 16,68 0, ,0 15,588 0,17 1, ,22 18,94 17,8 18,88 17,74 17,68 0, ,2 16,628 0,07 1, ,22 19,94 18,8 19,88 18,74 18,68 0, ,4 17,667 0,03 0, ,22 20,94 19,8 20,88 19,74 19,68 0, ,0 18,187 0,17 1, ,22 21,94 20,8 21,88 20,74 20,68 0, ,2 19,226 0,07 1, ,22 22,94 21,8 22,88 21,74 21,68 0, ,8 19,745 0,27 1, ,22 23,94 22,8 23,88 22,74 22,68 0, ,0 20,785 0,17 1, ,22 24,94 23,8 24,88 23,74 23,68 0, ,2 21,824 0,07 1, ,23 25,94 24,8 25,88 24,74 24,68 0, ,4 22,863 0,03 0, ,23 26,94 25,8 26,88 25,74 25,68 0, ,0 23,383 0,17 1, ,23 27,94 26,8 27,88 26,74 26,68 0, ,2 24,422 0,07 1, ,23 28,94 27,8 28,88 27,74 27,68 0, ,8 24,942 0,27 1, ,23 29,94 28,8 29,88 28,74 28,68 0, ,0 25,981 0,17 1, ,23 30,94 29,8 30,88 29,74 29,68 0, ,2 27,020 0,07 1, ,23 31,94 30,8 31,88 30,74 30,68 0, ,4 28,059 0,03 0, ,23 32,94 31,8 32,88 31,74 31,68 0, ,0 28,579 0,17 1, ,23 33,94 32,8 33,88 32,74 32,68 0, ,2 29,618 0,07 1, ,23 34,94 33,8 34,88 33,74 33,68 0, ,8 30,138 0,27 1, ,23 35,94 34,8 35,88 34,74 34,68 0, ,0 31,177 0,17 1, ,23 36,94 35,8 36,88 35,74 35,68 0, ,2 32,216 0,07 1, ,23 37,94 36,8 37,88 36,74 36,68 0, ,4 33,255 0,03 0, ,23 38,94 37,8 38,88 37,74 37,68 0, ,4 33,255 0,47 1, ,23 39,94 38,8 39,88 38,74 38,68 0, ,8 35,334 0,27 1, ,23 41,94 40,8 41,88 40,74 40,68 0, ,4 38,452 0,03 0, ,23 44,94 43,8 44,88 43,74 43,68 0, ,6 39,491 0,37 1, ,23 46,94 45,8 46,88 45,74 45,68 0, ,8 40,530 0,27 1, ,23 47,94 46,8 47,88 46,74 46,68 0,51 10
11 Table 5 Inspection s, m = 0,6 mm Basic data Hub s Shaft s a measured d B z D M M 2 A * M2 D M M 1 A* M1 k W k 6 8 1,0 3,964 1,58 1,75 8,348 1,12 2 a 2, ,0 4,972 1,76 1,5 8,874 1,22 2 a 2, ,0 5,959 1,95 1,25 9,327 1,36 3 4, ,0 6,909 1,62 1,5 10,795 1,24 3 4, ,0 7,923 1,74 1,25 11,250 1,36 3 a 4, ,0 8,921 1,86 1,25 12,307 1,42 4 a 6, ,0 9,969 1,66 1,5 13,922 1,32 4 6, ,0 10,972 1,74 1,25 14,333 1,43 4 6, ,0 11,966 1,84 1,25 15,372 1,47 4 6, ,0 12,937 1,67 1,25 16,275 1,42 5 8, ,0 13,943 1,74 1,25 17,319 1,46 5 8, ,0 14,940 1,81 1,25 18,356 1,51 5 8, ,0 15,970 1,68 1,25 19,330 1, , ,0 16,972 1,74 1,25 20,365 1,50 6 9, ,0 17,968 1,80 1,25 21,394 1,53 6 9, ,0 18,957 1,86 1,25 22,417 1,57 6 9, ,0 19,951 1,74 1,25 23,353 1, , ,0 20,949 1,79 1,25 24,380 1, , ,0 21,971 1,69 1,25 25,356 1,51 7 a 11, ,0 22,972 1,74 1,25 26,384 1,54 7 a 11, ,0 23,969 1,78 1,25 27,407 1, , ,0 24,961 1,83 1,25 28,425 1, , ,0 25,956 1,74 1,25 29,374 1,56 8 a 13, ,0 26,954 1,78 1,25 30,395 1,58 9 a 15, ,0 27,971 1,70 1,25 31,374 1, , ,0 28,972 1,74 1,25 32,396 1, , ,0 29,970 1,77 1,25 33,415 1,60 9 a 15, ,0 30,963 1,81 1,25 34,431 1,62 9 a 15, ,0 31,959 1,74 1,25 35,387 1, , ,0 32,957 1,77 1,25 36,405 1, , ,0 33,971 1,71 1,25 37,386 1, , ,0 34,972 1,74 1,25 38,405 1, , ,0 35,970 1,77 1,25 39,421 1, , ,0 36,965 1,80 1,25 40,434 1, , ,0 37,960 1,66 1,25 41,353 1, , ,0 39,971 1,71 1,25 43,395 1,59 12 a 20, ,0 42,966 1,79 1,25 46,437 1, , ,0 44,968 1,69 1,25 48,385 1, , ,0 45,971 1,71 1,25 49,402 1, ,486 These tooth thickness measurements are not reliable because they were made near the root fillet or the edge of the tip. Measurements between and over measuring s are preferable. s and tolerances can result in the unreliability of other tooth thickness measurements not identified by a. 11
12 6 Module m = 0,75 mm Number of Basic data Pitch Base Table 6 s, m = 0,75 mm s Shaft addendum modification Space width Tooth thickness Hub d Ff2 Shaft d Ff1 d B z d d b x 1 m e 2 = s 1 d f2 A df2 min. d a2 d a1 max. d f1 A df ,50 3,897 0,3375 1, ,24 5,90 4,5 5,85 4,45 4,35 0, ,00 5,196 0,0875 1, ,24 6,90 5,5 6,85 5,45 5,35 0, ,75 5,846 0,2125 1, ,24 7,90 6,5 7,85 6,45 6,35 0, ,50 6,495 0,3375 1, ,24 8,90 7,5 8,85 7,45 7,35 0, ,00 7,794 0,0875 1, ,24 9,90 8,5 9,85 8,45 8,35 0, ,75 8,444 0,2125 1, ,24 10,90 9,5 10,85 9,45 9,35 0, ,50 9,093 0,3375 1, ,24 11,90 10,5 11,85 10,45 10,35 0, ,00 10,392 0,0875 1, ,25 12,91 11,5 12,85 11,44 11,35 0, ,75 11,042 0,2125 1, ,25 13,91 12,5 13,85 12,44 12,35 0, ,50 11,691 0,3375 1, ,25 14,91 13,5 14,85 13,44 13,35 0, ,00 12,990 0,0875 1, ,25 15,91 14,5 15,85 14,44 14,35 0, ,75 13,640 0,2125 1, ,25 16,91 15,5 16,85 15,44 15,35 0, ,50 14,289 0,3375 1, ,25 17,91 16,5 17,85 16,44 16,35 0, ,00 15,588 0,0875 1, ,25 18,91 17,5 18,85 17,44 17,35 0, ,75 16,238 0,2125 1, ,25 19,91 18,5 19,85 18,44 18,35 0, ,50 16,887 0,3375 1, ,25 20,91 19,5 20,85 19,44 19,35 0, ,00 18,187 0,0875 1, ,25 21,91 20,5 21,85 20,44 20,35 0, ,75 18,836 0,2125 1, ,25 22,91 21,5 22,85 21,44 21,35 0, ,50 19,486 0,3375 1, ,25 23,91 22,5 23,85 22,44 22,35 0, ,00 20,785 0,0875 1, ,25 24,91 23,5 24,85 23,44 23,35 0, ,75 21,434 0,2125 1, ,26 25,91 24,5 25,85 24,44 24,35 0, ,50 22,084 0,3375 1, ,26 26,91 25,5 26,85 25,44 25,35 0, ,00 23,383 0,0875 1, ,26 27,91 26,5 27,85 26,44 26,35 0, ,75 24,032 0,2125 1, ,26 28,91 27,5 28,85 27,44 27,35 0, ,50 24,682 0,3375 1, ,26 29,91 28,5 29,85 28,44 28,35 0, ,00 25,981 0,0875 1, ,26 30,91 29,5 30,85 29,44 29,35 0, ,75 26,630 0,2125 1, ,26 31,91 30,5 31,85 30,44 30,35 0, ,50 27,280 0,3375 1, ,26 32,91 31,5 32,85 31,44 31,35 0, ,00 28,579 0,0875 1, ,26 33,91 32,5 33,85 32,44 32,35 0, ,75 29,228 0,2125 1, ,26 34,91 33,5 34,85 33,44 33,35 0, ,50 29,878 0,3375 1, ,26 35,91 34,5 35,85 34,44 34,35 0, ,00 31,177 0,0875 1, ,26 36,91 35,5 36,85 35,44 35,35 0, ,75 31,826 0,2125 1, ,26 37,91 36,5 37,85 36,44 36,35 0, ,50 32,476 0,3375 1, ,26 38,91 37,5 38,85 37,44 37,35 0, ,00 33,775 0,0875 1, ,26 39,91 38,5 39,85 38,44 38,35 0, ,50 35,074 0,3375 1, ,26 41,91 40,5 41,85 40,44 40,35 0, ,50 37,672 0,3375 1, ,26 44,91 43,5 44,85 43,44 43,35 0, ,00 38,971 0,5875 1, ,26 46,91 45,5 46,85 45,44 45,35 0, ,50 40,270 0,3375 1, ,26 47,91 46,5 47,85 46,44 46,35 0, ,00 41,569 0,5875 1, ,26 49,91 48,5 49,85 48,44 48,35 0, ,00 44,167 0,0875 1, ,27 51,92 50,5 51,85 50,43 50,35 0, ,00 46,765 0,0875 1, ,27 54,92 53,5 54,85 53,43 53,35 0,58 12
13 Table 7 Inspection s, m = 0,75 mm Basic data Hub s Shaft s a measured d B z D M M 2 A * M2 D M M 1 A* M1 k W k 6 6 1,5 2,673 2,42 2,75 10,087 1,02 2 3, ,25 4,438 2,13 1,75 9,072 1,23 2 3, ,25 5,363 1,73 1,75 9,894 1,21 2 a 3, ,5 5,695 2,01 2,0 11,564 1,18 3 a 5, ,25 7,449 1,95 1,5 11,497 1,38 3 5, ,25 8,395 1,74 1,5 12,374 1,35 3 5, ,5 8,702 1,91 1,75 14,037 1,29 3 a 5, ,25 10,454 1,88 1,5 14,522 1,44 3 5, ,25 11,411 1,74 1,5 15,424 1,41 4 7, ,25 12,461 1,66 1,5 16,442 1,39 4 8, ,25 13,457 1,85 1,5 17,539 1,48 4 7, ,25 14,421 1,74 1,5 18,457 1,45 4 a 8, ,5 14,707 1,84 1,5 19,467 1, , ,25 16,458 1,83 1,5 20,552 1, , ,25 17,428 1,74 1,5 21,481 1, , ,50 17,709 1,82 1,5 22,486 1,46 5 a 10, ,25 19,459 1,81 1,5 23,561 1,53 5 a 10, ,25 20,434 1,74 1,5 24,499 1, , ,25 21,463 1,69 1,5 25,501 1, , ,25 22,460 1,80 1,5 26,569 1, , ,25 23,437 1,74 1,5 27,513 1,52 6 a 12, ,25 24,463 1,69 1,5 28,514 1, , ,25 25,461 1,79 1,5 29,575 1, , ,25 26,440 1,74 1,5 30,524 1, , ,25 27,463 1,69 1,5 31,524 1,52 7 a 14, ,25 28,461 1,79 1,5 32,580 1,58 7 a 14, ,25 29,443 1,74 1,5 33,534 1, , ,25 30,463 1,70 1,5 34,532 1, , ,25 31,462 1,78 1,5 35,584 1, , ,25 32,445 1,74 1,5 36,542 1,57 8 a 17, ,25 33,464 1,70 1,5 37,540 1, , ,25 34,462 1,78 1,5 38,588 1, , ,25 35,447 1,74 1,5 39,549 1, , ,25 36,464 1,70 1,5 40,546 1,56 9 a 19, ,25 37,462 1,77 1,5 41,591 1,61 9 a 19, ,25 39,464 1,71 1,5 43,552 1, , ,25 42,464 1,71 1,5 46,556 1, , ,25 44,450 1,66 1,5 48,510 1,55 11 a 24, ,25 45,464 1,71 1,5 49,561 1,59 11 a 23, ,25 47,451 1,66 1,5 51,517 1, , ,25 49,463 1,76 1,5 53,600 1, , ,25 52,463 1,76 1,5 56,602 1, ,108 These tooth thickness measurements are not reliable because they were made near the root fillet or the edge of the tip. Measurements between and over measuring s are preferable. s and tolerances can result in the unreliability of other tooth thickness measurements not identified by a. 13
14 7 Module m = 0,8 mm Table 8 s, m = 0,8 mm Basic data Number of Pitch Base s Shaft addendum modification Space width Tooth thickness Hub d Ff2 Shaft d Ff1 d B z d d b x 1 m e 2 = s 1 d f2 A df2 min. d a2 d a1 max. d f1 A df ,8 4,157 0,16 1, ,25 5,89 4,4 5,84 4,35 4,24 0, ,6 4,850 0,26 1, ,25 6,89 5,4 6,84 5,35 5,24 0, ,4 5,543 0,36 1, ,25 7,89 6,4 7,84 6,35 6,24 0, ,0 6,928 0,06 1, ,25 8,89 7,4 8,84 7,35 7,24 0, ,8 7,621 0,16 1, ,25 9,89 8,4 9,84 8,35 8,24 0, ,6 8,314 0,26 1, ,25 10,89 9,4 10,84 9,35 9,24 0, ,4 9,007 0,36 1, ,25 11,89 10,4 11,84 10,35 10,24 0, ,0 10,392 0,06 1, ,26 12,90 11,4 12,84 11,34 11,24 0, ,8 11,085 0,16 1, ,26 13,90 12,4 13,84 12,34 12,24 0, ,6 11,778 0,26 1, ,26 14,90 13,4 14,84 13,34 13,24 0, ,4 12,471 0,36 1, ,26 15,90 14,4 15,84 14,34 14,24 0, ,0 13,856 0,06 1, ,26 16,90 15,4 16,84 15,34 15,24 0, ,8 14,549 0,16 1, ,26 17,90 16,4 17,84 16,34 16,24 0, ,6 15,242 0,26 1, ,26 18,90 17,4 18,84 17,34 17,24 0, ,4 15,935 0,36 1, ,26 19,90 18,4 19,84 18,34 18,24 0, ,2 16,628 0,04 1, ,26 19,90 18,4 19,84 18,34 18,24 0, ,0 17,321 0,06 1, ,26 20,90 19,4 20,84 19,34 19,24 0, ,8 18,013 0,16 1, ,26 21,90 20,4 21,84 20,34 20,24 0, ,6 18,706 0,26 1, ,26 22,90 21,4 22,84 21,34 21,24 0, ,4 19,399 0,36 1, ,26 23,90 22,4 23,84 22,34 22,24 0, ,0 20,785 0,06 1, ,26 24,90 23,4 24,84 23,34 23,24 0, ,8 21,477 0,16 1, ,27 25,90 24,4 25,84 24,34 24,24 0, ,6 22,170 0,26 1, ,27 26,90 25,4 26,84 25,34 25,24 0, ,2 23,556 0,04 1, ,27 27,90 26,4 27,84 26,34 26,24 0, ,0 24,249 0,06 1, ,27 28,90 27,4 28,84 27,34 27,24 0, ,8 24,942 0,16 1, ,27 29,90 28,4 29,84 28,34 28,24 0, ,6 25,634 0,26 1, ,27 30,90 29,4 30,84 29,34 29,24 0, ,4 26,327 0,36 1, ,27 31,90 30,4 31,84 30,34 30,24 0, ,0 27,713 0,06 1, ,27 32,90 31,4 32,84 31,34 31,24 0, ,8 28,406 0,16 1, ,27 33,90 32,4 33,84 32,34 32,24 0, ,6 29,098 0,26 1, ,27 34,90 33,4 34,84 33,34 33,24 0, ,2 30,484 0,04 1, ,27 35,90 34,4 35,84 34,34 34,24 0, ,0 31,177 0,06 1, ,27 36,90 35,4 36,84 35,34 35,24 0, ,8 31,870 0,16 1, ,27 37,90 36,4 37,84 36,34 36,24 0, ,6 32,563 0,26 1, ,27 38,90 37,4 38,84 37,34 37,24 0, ,4 33,255 0,36 1, ,27 39,90 38,4 39,84 38,34 38,24 0, ,8 35,334 0,16 1, ,27 41,90 40,4 41,84 40,34 40,24 0, ,0 38,105 0,06 1, ,27 44,90 43,4 44,84 43,34 43,24 0, ,6 39,491 0,26 1, ,27 46,90 45,4 46,84 45,34 45,24 0, ,4 40,184 0,36 1, ,27 47,90 46,4 47,84 46,34 46,24 0, ,0 41,569 0,56 1, ,27 49,90 48,4 49,84 48,34 48,24 0, ,2 44,341 0,04 1, ,28 51,91 50,4 51,84 50,33 50,24 0, ,8 45,726 0,66 2, ,28 54,91 53,4 54,84 53,33 53,24 0, ,0 48,497 0,56 1, ,28 57,91 56,4 57,84 56,33 56,24 0, ,2 51,269 0,04 1, ,28 59,91 58,4 59,84 58,33 58,24 0,59 14
15 a Table 9 Inspection s, m = 0,8 mm Basic data Hub s Shaft s measured d B z D M M 2 A * M2 D M M 1 A* M1 k W k 6 6 1,4 3,052 2,42 2,25 8,998 1,10 2 3, ,5 3,629 2,18 2,25 9,776 1,09 2 3, ,5 4,794 1,83 2,25 10,939 1,12 2 a 3, ,4 6,023 2,41 1,75 10,974 1,31 2 3, ,5 6,649 2,27 1,75 11,835 1,29 3 a 6, ,5 7,779 1,95 1,75 12,903 1,30 3 6, ,5 8,720 1,77 2,0 14,393 1,24 3 6, ,5 9,643 2,30 1,5 14,291 1,46 3 6, ,5 10,759 2,03 1,75 15,992 1,38 3 a 6, ,5 11,728 1,86 1,75 16,895 1,36 4 8, ,5 12,795 1,77 1,75 17,926 1,36 4 8, ,5 13,736 2,08 1,5 18,378 1,52 4 8, ,5 14,724 1,93 1,5 19,305 1,49 4 8, ,5 15,788 1,84 1,5 20,330 1,47 5 a 10, ,5 16,753 1,76 1,75 21,920 1, , ,5 16,711 2,12 1,5 21,407 1,58 4 a 8, ,5 17,713 1,98 1,5 22,348 1, , ,5 18,776 1,89 1,5 23,369 1, , ,5 19,754 1,81 1,5 24,308 1,51 5 a 11, ,5 20,796 1,76 1,5 25,323 1, , ,5 21,760 1,93 1,5 26,397 1, , ,5 22,748 1,85 1,5 27,345 1, , ,5 23,791 1,80 1,5 28,359 1, , ,5 24,742 1,96 1,5 29,417 1, , ,5 25,739 1,89 1,5 30,373 1,59 6 a 13, ,5 26,782 1,84 1,5 31,386 1, , ,5 27,765 1,79 1,5 32,340 1, , ,5 28,796 1,75 1,5 33,349 1,54 7 a 15, ,5 29,770 1,87 1,5 34,407 1, , ,5 30,760 1,82 1,5 35,367 1,59 8 a 18, ,5 31,792 1,78 1,5 36,376 1, , ,5 32,756 1,90 1,5 37,422 1, , ,5 33,752 1,85 1,5 38,388 1, , ,5 34,785 1,81 1,5 39,397 1,60 8 a 18, ,5 35,772 1,78 1,5 40,360 1, , ,5 36,796 1,75 1,5 41,365 1, , ,5 38,768 1,80 1,5 43,381 1, , ,5 41,761 1,83 1,5 46,398 1, , ,5 43,776 1,77 1,5 48,374 1,61 10 a 23, ,5 44,796 1,74 1,5 49,377 1, , ,5 46,794 1,70 1,5 51,345 1, , ,5 48,770 1,84 1,5 53,428 1, , ,5 51,790 1,69 1,5 56,334 1,57 12 a 28, ,5 54,794 1,71 1,5 59,357 1, , ,5 56,774 1,82 1,5 61,430 1, ,923 These tooth thickness measurements are not reliable because they were made near the root fillet or the edge of the tip. Measurements between and over measuring s are preferable. s and tolerances can result in the unreliability of other tooth thickness measurements not identified by a. 15
16 8 Module m = 1 mm Table 10 s, m = 1 mm Basic data Number of Pitch Base s Shaft addendum modification Space width Tooth thickness Hub d Ff2 Shaft d Ff1 d B z d d b x 1 m e 2 = s 1 d f2 A df2 min. d a2 d a1 max. d f1 A df ,196 0,45 2, ,29 7,85 6 7,8 5,95 5,80 0, ,062 0,45 2, ,29 8,85 7 8,8 6,95 6,80 0, ,928 0,45 2, ,29 9,85 8 9,8 7,95 7,80 0, ,794 0,45 2, ,29 10, ,8 8,95 8,80 0, ,660 0,45 2, ,29 11, ,8 9,95 9,80 0, ,526 0,45 2, ,30 12, ,8 10,94 10,80 0, ,392 0,45 2, ,30 13, ,8 11,94 11,80 0, ,258 0,45 2, ,30 14, ,8 12,94 12,80 0, ,124 0,45 2, ,30 15, ,8 13,94 13,80 0, ,990 0,45 2, ,30 16, ,8 14,94 14,80 0, ,856 0,45 2, ,30 17, ,8 15,94 15,80 0, ,722 0,45 2, ,30 18, ,8 16,94 16,80 0, ,588 0,45 2, ,30 19, ,8 17,94 17,80 0, ,454 0,45 2, ,30 20, ,8 18,94 18,80 0, ,321 0,45 2, ,30 21, ,8 19,94 19,80 0, ,053 0,05 1, ,30 22, ,8 20,94 20,80 0, ,053 0,45 2, ,30 23, ,8 21,94 21,80 0, ,785 0,05 1, ,30 24, ,8 22,94 22,80 0, ,785 0,45 2, ,31 25, ,8 23,94 23,80 0, ,517 0,05 1, ,31 26, ,8 24,94 24,80 0, ,517 0,45 2, ,31 27, ,8 25,94 25,80 0, ,249 0,05 1, ,31 28, ,8 26,94 26,80 0, ,249 0,45 2, ,31 29, ,8 27,94 27,80 0, ,981 0,05 1, ,31 30, ,8 28,94 28,80 0, ,981 0,45 2, ,31 31, ,8 29,94 29,80 0, ,713 0,05 1, ,31 32, ,8 30,94 30,80 0, ,713 0,45 2, ,31 33, ,8 31,94 31,80 0, ,445 0,05 1, ,31 34, ,8 32,94 32,80 0, ,445 0,45 2, ,31 35, ,8 33,94 33,80 0, ,177 0,05 1, ,31 36, ,8 34,94 34,80 0, ,177 0,45 2, ,31 37, ,8 35,94 35,80 0, ,909 0,05 1, ,31 38, ,8 36,94 36,80 0, ,909 0,45 2, ,31 39, ,8 37,94 37,80 0, ,641 0,45 2, ,31 41, ,8 39,94 39,80 0, ,105 0,05 1, ,31 44, ,8 42,94 42,80 0, ,837 0,05 1, ,31 46, ,8 44,94 44,80 0, ,837 0,45 2, ,31 47, ,8 45,94 45,80 0, ,569 0,45 2, ,31 49, ,8 47,94 47,80 0, ,301 0,45 2, ,32 51, ,8 49,93 49,80 0, ,765 0,05 1, ,32 54, ,8 52,93 52,80 0, ,497 0,45 2, ,32 57, ,8 55,93 55,80 0, ,229 0,45 2, ,32 59, ,8 57,93 57,80 0,63 16
17 a Table 11 Inspection s, m = 1 mm Basic data Hub s Shaft s measured d B z D M M 2 A * M2 D M M 1 A* M1 k W k 8 6 1,75 4,367 1,64 4,0 14,173 1,01 2 4, ,75 5,189 1,61 3,25 13,347 1,04 2 4, ,75 6,368 1,66 3,0 14,103 1,11 2 a 4, ,0 6,459 2,03 2,75 14,395 1,13 2 a 4, ,75 8,369 1,67 2,75 15,615 1,17 3 a 7, ,0 8,489 1,96 2,5 15,915 1,21 3 7, ,75 10,369 1,68 2,5 17,081 1,23 3 7, ,75 11,273 1,67 2,5 17,992 1,24 3 7, ,75 12,369 1,69 2,5 19,128 1,27 3 a 7, ,75 13,286 1,68 2,25 19,431 1,31 3 a 7, ,75 14,369 1,69 2,25 20,541 1,33 4 a 10, ,75 15,296 1,69 2,25 21,473 1, , ,75 16,370 1,70 2,25 22,568 1, , ,75 17,304 1,69 2,25 23,508 1, , ,75 18,370 1,70 2,25 24,592 1,37 4 a 10, ,5 20,110 1,84 2,25 25,787 1, , ,75 20,370 1,70 2,25 26,613 1, , ,75 21,311 2,00 2,0 27,109 1,54 4 a 10, ,75 22,370 1,71 2,25 28,631 1, , ,5 24,112 1,82 2,0 29,113 1, , ,75 24,370 1,71 2,0 29,982 1,46 5 a 13, ,75 25,321 1,95 2,0 31,117 1, , ,75 26,370 1,71 2,0 31,992 1, , ,75 27,325 1,93 2,0 33,121 1,57 5 a 13, ,75 28,370 1,71 2,0 34,002 1, , ,75 29,328 1,91 2,0 35,124 1, , ,75 30,370 1,71 2,0 36,010 1,49 6 a 16, ,75 31,331 1,90 2,0 37,127 1, , ,75 32,370 1,71 2,0 38,018 1, , ,75 33,334 1,89 2,0 39,129 1,59 6 a 16, ,75 34,370 1,72 2,0 40,025 1, , ,75 35,336 1,88 2,0 41,132 1, , ,75 36,370 1,72 2,0 42,032 1,52 7 a 19, ,75 38,370 1,72 2,0 44,038 1, , ,75 41,341 1,85 2,0 47,137 1, , ,75 43,343 1,85 2,0 49,139 1, , ,75 44,370 1,72 2,0 50,053 1, , ,75 46,370 1,72 2,0 52,057 1, , ,75 48,370 1,72 2,0 54,061 1,56 9 a 25, ,75 51,347 1,83 2,0 57,144 1,63 9 a 25, ,75 54,370 1,72 2,0 60,072 1,57 10 a 28, ,75 56,370 1,72 2,0 62,075 1, ,717 These tooth thickness measurements are not reliable because they were made near the root fillet or the edge of the tip. Measurements between and over measuring s are preferable. s and tolerances can result in the unreliability of other tooth thickness measurements not identified by a. 17
18 9 Module m = 1,25 mm Table 12 s, m = 1,25 mm Number of Basic data Pitch Base s Shaft addendum modification Space width Tooth thickness Hub d Ff2 Shaft d Ff1 d B z d d b x 1 m e 2 = s 1 d f2 A df2 min. d a2 d a1 max. d f1 A df ,50 6,495 0,5625 2, ,34 9,80 7,5 9,75 7,45 7,25 0, ,75 7,578 0,4375 2, ,34 10,80 8,5 10,75 8,45 8,25 0, ,00 8,660 0,3125 2, ,34 11,80 9,5 11,75 9,45 9,25 0, ,25 9,743 0,1875 2, ,35 12,81 10,5 12,75 10,44 10,25 0, ,50 10,825 0,0625 2, ,35 13,81 11,5 13,75 11,44 11,25 0, ,50 10,825 0,5625 2, ,35 14,81 12,5 14,75 12,44 12,25 0, ,75 11,908 0,4375 2, ,35 15,81 13,5 15,75 13,44 13,25 0, ,00 12,990 0,3125 2, ,35 16,81 14,5 16,75 14,44 14,25 0, ,25 14,073 0,1875 2, ,35 17,81 15,5 17,75 15,44 15,25 0, ,50 15,155 0,5625 2, ,35 19,81 17,5 19,75 17,44 17,25 0, ,50 15,155 0,5625 2, ,35 19,81 17,5 19,75 17,44 17,25 0, ,75 16,238 0,4375 2, ,35 20,81 18,5 20,75 18,44 18,25 0, ,00 17,321 0,3125 2, ,35 21,81 19,5 21,75 19,44 19,25 0, ,25 18,403 0,1875 2, ,35 22,81 20,5 22,75 20,44 20,25 0, ,50 19,486 0,0625 2, ,35 23,81 21,5 23,75 21,44 21,25 0, ,50 19,486 0,5625 2, ,35 24,81 22,5 24,75 22,44 22,25 0, ,75 20,568 0,4375 2, ,36 25,81 23,5 25,75 23,44 23,25 0, ,00 21,651 0,3125 2, ,36 26,81 24,5 26,75 24,44 24,25 0, ,25 22,733 0,1875 2, ,36 27,81 25,5 27,75 25,44 25,25 0, ,50 23,816 0,0625 2, ,36 28,81 26,5 28,75 26,44 26,25 0, ,50 23,816 0,5625 2, ,36 29,81 27,5 29,75 27,44 27,25 0, ,75 24,898 0,4375 2, ,36 30,81 28,5 30,75 28,44 28,25 0, ,00 25,981 0,3125 2, ,36 31,81 29,5 31,75 29,44 29,25 0, ,25 27,063 0,1875 2, ,36 32,81 30,5 32,75 30,44 30,25 0, ,50 28,146 0,0625 2, ,36 33,81 31,5 33,75 31,44 31,25 0, ,50 28,146 0,5625 2, ,36 34,81 32,5 34,75 32,44 32,25 0, ,75 29,228 0,4375 2, ,36 35,81 33,5 35,75 33,44 33,25 0, ,00 30,311 0,3125 2, ,36 36,81 34,5 36,75 34,44 34,25 0, ,25 31,393 0,1875 2, ,36 37,81 35,5 37,75 35,44 35,25 0, ,50 32,476 0,0625 2, ,36 38,81 36,5 38,75 36,44 36,25 0, ,50 32,476 0,5625 2, ,36 39,81 37,5 39,75 37,44 37,25 0, ,00 34,641 0,3125 2, ,36 41,81 39,5 41,75 39,44 39,25 0, ,50 36,806 0,5625 2, ,36 44,81 42,5 44,75 42,44 42,25 0, ,00 38,971 0,3125 2, ,36 46,81 44,5 46,75 44,44 44,25 0, ,25 40,054 0,1875 2, ,36 47,81 45,5 47,75 45,44 45,25 0, ,50 41,136 0,5625 2, ,36 49,81 47,5 49,75 47,44 47,25 0, ,00 43,301 0,3125 2, ,37 51,82 49,5 51,75 49,43 49,25 0, ,50 45,466 0,5625 2, ,37 54,82 52,5 54,75 52,43 52,25 0, ,25 48,714 0,1875 2, ,37 57,82 55,5 57,75 55,43 55,25 0, ,50 49,796 0,5625 2, ,37 59,82 57,5 59,75 57,43 57,25 0, ,00 51,962 0,3125 2, ,37 61,82 59,5 61,75 59,43 59,25 0, ,50 54,127 0,5625 2, ,37 64,82 62,5 64,75 62,43 62,25 0, ,25 57,374 0,1875 2, ,37 67,82 65,5 67,75 65,43 65,25 0, ,50 58,457 0,5625 2, ,37 69,82 67,5 69,75 67,43 67,25 0, ,00 60,622 0,3125 2, ,37 71,82 69,5 71,75 69,43 69,25 0, ,50 62,787 0,5625 2, ,37 74,82 72,5 74,75 72,43 72,25 0, ,00 64,952 0,8125 2, ,37 77,82 75,5 77,75 75,43 75,25 0, ,50 67,117 0,5625 2, ,37 79,82 77,5 79,75 77,43 77,25 0,68 18
19 Table 13 Inspection s, m = 1,25 mm Basic data Hub s Shaft s a measured d B z D M M 2 A * M2 D M M 1 A* M1 k W k ,25 5,276 1,71 4,5 16,629 1,03 2 6, ,25 6,052 1,85 3,5 15,279 1,08 2 5, ,25 7,230 2,13 3,0 15,554 1,20 2 5, ,25 8,007 2,41 2,75 15,851 1,25 2 5, ,25 9,060 2,99 2,5 16,503 1,37 2 5, ,25 10,276 1,72 3,25 19,075 1,19 3 a 9, ,25 11,132 1,81 3,0 19,417 1,23 3 9, ,25 12,249 1,95 2,75 20,059 1,31 3 9, ,25 13,099 2,08 2,5 20,360 1,38 3 9, ,25 14,158 2,26 2,5 21,548 1,43 3 9, ,25 15,276 1,72 3,0 23,602 1,28 3 a 9, ,25 16,170 1,79 2,75 23,940 1,33 3 a 9, ,25 17,257 1,88 2,5 24,477 1,41 3 a 9, ,25 18,143 1,96 2,5 25,433 1,43 3 a 9, ,25 19,193 2,07 2,5 26,578 1,47 4 a 13, ,25 20,276 1,73 2,75 28,050 1, , ,25 21,192 1,78 2,75 29,026 1, , ,25 22,261 1,85 2,5 29,513 1, , ,25 23,170 1,91 2,5 30,480 1, , ,25 24,212 1,99 2,5 31,599 1, , ,25 25,276 1,73 2,75 33,103 1, , ,25 26,207 1,77 2,5 33,423 1, , ,25 27,264 1,83 2,5 34,540 1, , ,25 28,187 1,87 2,5 35,514 1, , ,25 29,224 1,94 2,5 36,614 1, , ,25 30,276 1,73 2,5 37,477 1,46 5 a 17, ,25 31,217 1,77 2,5 38,460 1,48 5 a 17, ,25 32,266 1,81 2,5 39,561 1,51 5 a 17, ,25 33,200 1,85 2,5 40,540 1,53 5 a 17, ,25 34,232 1,90 2,5 41,627 1,55 6 a 20, ,25 35,276 1,73 2,5 42,502 1, , ,25 37,267 1,80 2,5 44,577 1, , ,25 40,276 1,73 2,5 47,523 1, , ,25 42,268 1,79 2,5 49,590 1, , ,25 43,216 1,82 2,5 50,576 1, , ,25 45,276 1,73 2,5 52,540 1,52 7 a 24, ,25 47,269 1,79 2,5 54,602 1,56 7 a 24, ,25 50,276 1,73 2,5 57,554 1, , ,25 53,227 1,81 2,5 60,600 1, , ,25 55,276 1,73 2,5 62,566 1, , ,25 57,270 1,78 2,5 64,619 1, , ,25 60,276 1,73 2,5 67,577 1,56 9 a 32, ,25 63,235 1,79 2,5 70,617 1,60 9 a 32, ,25 65,276 1,73 2,5 72,586 1, , ,25 67,271 1,77 2,5 74,632 1, , ,25 70,276 1,73 2,5 77,594 1, , ,25 73,271 1,70 2,5 80,552 1, , ,25 75,276 1,73 2,5 82,601 1,59 11 a 39,879 These tooth thickness measurements are not reliable because they were made near the root fillet or the edge of the tip. Measurements between and over measuring s are preferable. s and tolerances can result in the unreliability of other tooth thickness measurements not identified by a. 19
20 10 Module m = 1,5 mm Table 14 s, m = 1,5 mm Basic data Number of Pitch Base s Shaft addendum modification Space width Tooth thickness Hub d Ff2 Shaft d Ff1 d B z d d b x 1 m e 2 = s 1 d f2 A df2 min. d a2 d a1 max. d f1 A df ,0 7,794 0,675 3, ,39 11, ,7 8,95 8,70 0, ,5 9,093 0,425 2, ,40 12, ,7 9,94 9,70 0, ,0 10,392 0,175 2, ,40 13, ,7 10,94 10,70 0, ,0 10,392 0,675 3, ,40 14, ,7 11,94 11,70 0, ,5 11,691 0,425 2, ,40 15, ,7 12,94 12,70 0, ,0 12,990 0,175 2, ,40 16, ,7 13,94 13,70 0, ,0 12,990 0,675 3, ,40 17, ,7 14,94 14,70 0, ,5 14,289 0,425 2, ,40 18, ,7 15,94 15,70 0, ,0 15,588 0,175 2, ,40 19, ,7 16,94 16,70 0, ,0 15,588 0,675 3, ,40 20, ,7 17,94 17,70 0, ,5 16,887 0,425 2, ,40 21, ,7 18,94 18,70 0, ,0 18,187 0,175 2, ,40 22, ,7 19,94 19,70 0, ,0 18,187 0,675 3, ,40 23, ,7 20,94 20,70 0, ,5 19,486 0,425 2, ,40 24, ,7 21,94 21,70 0, ,0 20,785 0,175 2, ,41 25, ,7 22,94 22,70 0, ,0 20,785 0,675 3, ,41 26, ,7 23,94 23,70 0, ,5 22,084 0,425 2, ,41 27, ,7 24,94 24,70 0, ,0 23,383 0,175 2, ,41 28, ,7 25,94 25,70 0, ,0 23,383 0,675 3, ,41 29, ,7 26,94 26,70 0, ,5 24,682 0,425 2, ,41 30, ,7 27,94 27,70 0, ,0 25,981 0,175 2, ,41 31, ,7 28,94 28,70 0, ,0 25,981 0,675 3, ,41 32, ,7 29,94 29,70 0, ,5 27,280 0,425 2, ,41 33, ,7 30,94 30,70 0, ,0 28,579 0,175 2, ,41 34, ,7 31,94 31,70 0, ,0 28,579 0,675 3, ,41 35, ,7 32,94 32,70 0, ,5 29,878 0,425 2, ,41 36, ,7 33,94 33,70 0, ,0 31,177 0,175 2, ,41 37, ,7 34,94 34,70 0, ,0 31,177 0,675 3, ,41 38, ,7 35,94 35,70 0, ,5 32,476 0,425 2, ,41 39, ,7 36,94 36,70 0, ,0 33,775 0,675 3, ,41 41, ,7 38,94 38,70 0, ,0 36,373 0,675 3, ,41 44, ,7 41,94 41,70 0, ,0 38,971 0,175 2, ,41 46, ,7 43,94 43,70 0, ,0 38,971 0,675 3, ,41 47, ,7 44,94 44,70 0, ,0 41,569 0,175 2, ,41 49, ,7 46,94 46,70 0, ,5 42,868 0,425 2, ,42 51, ,7 48,93 48,70 0, ,5 45,466 0,425 2, ,42 54, ,7 51,93 51,70 0, ,5 48,064 0,425 2, ,42 57, ,7 54,93 54,70 0, ,0 49,363 0,675 3, ,42 59, ,7 56,93 56,70 0, ,0 51,962 0,175 2, ,42 61, ,7 58,93 58,70 0, ,0 54,560 0,175 2, ,42 64, ,7 61,93 61,70 0, ,0 57,158 0,175 2, ,42 67, ,7 64,93 64,70 0, ,5 58,457 0,425 2, ,42 69, ,7 66,93 66,70 0, ,0 59,756 0,675 3, ,42 71, ,7 68,93 68,70 0, ,0 62,354 0,675 3, ,42 74, ,7 71,93 71,70 0, ,0 64,952 0,675 3, ,42 77, ,7 74,93 74,70 0, ,0 67,550 0,175 2, ,42 79, ,7 76,93 76,70 0, ,5 68,849 0,425 2, ,42 81, ,7 78,93 78,70 0, ,5 71,447 0,425 2, ,42 84, ,7 81,93 81,70 0, ,5 74,045 0,425 2, ,42 87, ,7 84,93 84,70 0, ,0 75,344 0,675 3, ,42 89, ,7 86,93 86,70 0, ,0 77,942 0,175 2, ,42 91, ,7 88,93 88,70 0, ,0 80,540 0,175 2, ,42 94, ,7 91,93 91,70 0, ,0 83,138 0,175 2, ,42 97, ,7 94,93 94,70 0, ,0 83,138 1,175 3, ,42 99, ,7 96,93 96,70 0, ,0 88,335 0,675 3, ,44 104, ,7 101,92 101,70 0, ,0 93,531 0,175 2, ,44 109, ,7 106,92 106,70 0,79 20
21 a Table 15 Inspection s, m = 1,5 mm Basic data Hub s Shaft s measured d B z D M M 2 A * M2 D M M 1 A* M1 k W k ,75 6,180 1,77 5,5 20,173 1,02 2 7, ,75 6,868 2,18 4,0 17,756 1,10 2 7, ,5 8,877 2,13 3,5 18,144 1,23 2 6, ,75 9,180 1,76 4,5 21,155 1,11 2 a 7, ,75 9,939 2,03 3,5 19,788 1,21 2 a 7, ,75 10,985 2,67 3,25 20,593 1,31 2 6, ,75 12,181 1,76 4,0 23,127 1,18 3 a 11, ,75 12,983 1,96 3,5 22,914 1,25 3 a 11, ,75 14,038 2,33 3,0 22,995 1, , ,75 15,181 1,75 3,5 25,011 1, , ,75 16,014 1,91 3,25 25,382 1, , ,75 17,068 2,18 3,0 26,022 1, , ,75 18,181 1,75 3,5 28,074 1,29 3 a 11, ,75 19,036 1,88 3,25 28,446 1,35 3 a 11, ,75 20,087 2,09 3,0 29,044 1, , ,75 21,181 1,75 3,5 31,127 1,31 4 a 16, ,75 22,053 1,86 3,25 31,498 1, , ,75 23,101 2,03 3,0 32,063 1, , ,75 24,181 1,75 3,25 33,532 1, , ,75 25,067 1,85 3,0 33,883 1, , ,75 26,111 1,99 3,0 35,078 1, , ,75 27,181 1,74 3,25 36,564 1,38 4 a 16, ,75 28,078 1,84 3,0 36,914 1,45 4 a 16, ,75 29,118 1,96 3,0 38,092 1, , ,75 30,181 1,74 3,25 39,593 1, , ,75 31,087 1,83 3,0 39,939 1, , ,75 32,125 1,93 3,0 41,103 1, , ,75 33,181 1,74 3,25 42,618 1, , ,75 34,094 1,82 3,0 42,961 1, , ,75 36,181 1,74 3,0 44,972 1,46 5 a 20, ,75 39,181 1,74 3,0 47,988 1, , ,75 41,138 1,88 3,0 50,130 1, , ,75 42,181 1,74 3,0 51,003 1, , ,75 44,141 1,87 3,0 53,138 1, , ,75 46,115 1,80 3,0 55,026 1,52 6 a 25, ,75 49,119 1,79 3,0 58,038 1, , ,75 52,122 1,79 3,0 61,049 1, , ,75 54,181 1,74 3,0 63,047 1,52 7 a 29, ,75 56,150 1,84 3,0 65,160 1,58 7 a 29, ,75 59,151 1,83 3,0 68,164 1, , ,75 62,153 1,83 3,0 71,169 1, , ,75 64,133 1,78 3,0 73,084 1,57 8 a 34, ,75 66,181 1,74 3,0 75,079 1, , ,75 69,181 1,74 3,0 78,086 1, , ,75 72,181 1,74 3,0 81,092 1,56 9 a 38, ,75 74,157 1,81 3,0 83,182 1,61 9 a 38, ,75 76,140 1,77 3,0 85,109 1, , ,75 79,142 1,77 3,0 88,114 1, , ,75 82,143 1,77 3,0 91,119 1,60 10 a 43, ,75 84,181 1,74 3,0 93,113 1, , ,75 86,161 1,80 3,0 95,192 1, , ,75 89,161 1,80 3,0 98,195 1, , ,75 92,162 1,80 3,0 101,197 1,63 11 a 47, ,75 94,168 1,69 3,0 103,034 1, , ,75 99,181 1,74 3,0 108,133 1,60 12 a 52, ,75 104,164 1,79 3,0 113,204 1, ,216 These tooth thickness measurements are not reliable because they were made near the root fillet or the edge of the tip. Measurements between and over measuring s are preferable. s and tolerances can result in the unreliability of other tooth thickness measurements not identified by a. 21
22 11 Module m = 1,75 mm a Number of Table 16 s, m = 1,75 mm Basic data s Hub Shaft Pitch Base Shaft addendum modification Space width Tooth thickness d Ff2 d Ff1 d B z d d b x 1 m e 2 = s 1 d f2 A df2 min. d a2 d a1 max. d f1 A df ,50 9,093 0,2875 3, ,46 12,71 9,5 12,65 9,44 9,15 0, ,50 9,093 0,7875 3, ,46 13,71 10,5 13,65 10,44 10,15 0, ,25 10,609 0,4125 3, ,46 14,71 11,5 14,65 11,44 11,15 0, a 14,00 12,124 0,0375 2, ,46 15,71 12,5 15,65 12,44 12,15 0, ,00 12,124 0,5375 3, ,46 16,71 13,5 16,65 13,44 13,15 0, ,75 13,640 0,1625 2, ,46 17,71 14,5 17,65 14,44 14,15 0, ,75 13,640 0,6625 3, ,46 18,71 15,5 18,65 15,44 15,15 0, ,50 15,155 0,2875 3, ,46 19,71 16,5 19,65 16,44 16,15 0, ,50 15,155 0,7875 3, ,46 20,71 17,5 20,65 17,44 17,15 0, ,25 16,671 0,4125 3, ,46 21,71 18,5 21,65 18,44 18,15 0, ,00 18,187 0,0375 2, ,46 22,71 19,5 22,65 19,44 19,15 0, ,00 18,187 0,5375 3, ,46 23,71 20,5 23,65 20,44 20,15 0, ,75 19,702 0,1625 2, ,46 24,71 21,5 24,65 21,44 21,15 0, ,75 19,702 0,6625 3, ,47 25,72 22,5 25,65 22,43 22,15 0, ,50 21,218 0,2875 3, ,47 26,72 23,5 26,65 23,43 23,15 0, ,50 21,218 0,7875 3, ,47 27,72 24,5 27,65 24,43 24,15 0, ,25 22,733 0,4125 3, ,47 28,72 25,5 28,65 25,43 25,15 0, ,00 24,249 0,0375 2, ,47 29,72 26,5 29,65 26,43 26,15 0, ,00 24,249 0,5375 3, ,47 30,72 27,5 30,65 27,43 27,15 0, ,75 25,764 0,1625 2, ,47 31,72 28,5 31,65 28,43 28,15 0, ,75 25,764 0,6625 3, ,47 32,72 29,5 32,65 29,43 29,15 0, ,50 27,280 0,2875 3, ,47 33,72 30,5 33,65 30,43 30,15 0, ,50 27,280 0,7875 3, ,47 34,72 31,5 34,65 31,43 31,15 0, ,25 28,795 0,4125 3, ,47 35,72 32,5 35,65 32,43 32,15 0, ,00 30,311 0,0375 2, ,47 36,72 33,5 36,65 33,43 33,15 0, ,00 30,311 0,5375 3, ,47 37,72 34,5 37,65 34,43 34,15 0, ,75 31,826 0,1625 2, ,47 38,72 35,5 38,65 35,43 35,15 0, ,75 31,826 0,6625 3, ,47 39,72 36,5 39,65 36,43 36,15 0, ,50 33,342 0,7875 3, ,47 41,72 38,5 41,65 38,43 38,15 0, ,00 36,373 0,5375 3, ,47 44,72 41,5 44,65 41,43 41,15 0, ,75 37,889 0,6625 3, ,47 46,72 43,5 46,65 43,43 43,15 0, ,50 39,404 0,2875 3, ,47 47,72 44,5 47,65 44,43 44,15 0, ,25 40,920 0,4125 3, ,47 49,72 46,5 49,65 46,43 46,15 0, ,00 42,435 0,5375 3, ,49 51,73 48,5 51,65 48,42 48,15 0, ,50 45,466 0,2875 3, ,49 54,73 51,5 54,65 51,42 51,15 0, ,00 48,497 0,0375 2, ,49 57,73 54,5 57,65 54,42 54,15 0, ,75 50,013 0,1625 2, ,49 59,73 56,5 59,65 56,42 56,15 0, ,50 51,529 0,2875 3, ,49 61,73 58,5 61,65 58,42 58,15 0, ,00 54,560 0,0375 2, ,49 64,73 61,5 64,65 61,42 61,15 0, ,75 56,075 0,6625 3, ,49 67,73 64,5 67,65 64,42 64,15 0, ,50 57,591 0,7875 3, ,49 69,73 66,5 69,65 66,42 66,15 0, ,00 60,622 0,0375 2, ,49 71,73 68,5 71,65 68,42 68,15 0, ,75 62,137 0,6625 3, ,49 74,73 71,5 74,65 71,42 71,15 0, ,25 65,168 0,4125 3, ,49 77,73 74,5 77,65 74,42 74,15 0, ,00 66,684 0,5375 3, ,49 79,73 76,5 79,65 76,42 76,15 0, ,75 68,200 0,6625 3, ,49 81,73 78,5 81,65 78,42 78,15 0, ,25 71,231 0,4125 3, ,49 84,73 81,5 84,65 81,42 81,15 0, ,75 74,262 0,1625 2, ,49 87,73 84,5 87,65 84,42 84,15 0, ,50 75,777 0,2875 3, ,49 89,73 86,5 89,65 86,42 86,15 0, ,25 77,293 0,4125 3, ,49 91,73 88,5 91,65 88,42 88,15 0, ,75 80,324 0,1625 2, ,49 94,73 91,5 94,65 91,42 91,15 0, ,50 81,839 0,7875 3, ,49 97,73 94,5 97,65 94,42 94,15 0, ,00 84,870 0,0375 2, ,49 99,73 96,5 99,65 96,42 96,15 0, ,50 87,902 0,7875 3, ,51 104,74 101,5 104,65 101,41 101,15 0, ,00 90,933 1,5375 4, ,51 109,74 106,5 109,65 106,41 106,15 0, ,75 92,448 0,6625 3, ,51 109,74 106,5 109,65 106,41 106,15 0, ,50 100,026 1,2875 4, ,51 119,74 116,5 119,65 116,41 116,15 0, ,25 101,541 0,4125 3, ,51 119,74 116,5 119,65 116,41 116,15 0,90 A special tool is required for manufacturing splined shafts by shaping. 22
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