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Abstract
Despite of some drawbacks, internal-external gear pairs with small tooth number difference have some advantages, especially when they are used in planetary or differentially gear mechanisms, as high transmission ratio and high torque at small size. In order to study the limits of these gears, regarding the minimum number of teeth of internal gear, the minimum tooth difference of the gear pair, the center distance, the addendum modification coefficients, the influence of the different geometric parameters on interference phenomena, an algorithm was designed that allowed to do that. In this paper, some numerical results based on a study on the theoretical aspects on such internal-external gear pairs will be reported.
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1 Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics and Robotics Department, “Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iasi, Iasi, Romania