A similar pair of helical gears to that in Q1, also on parallel axes, are to have involute teeth, of 20° normal pressure

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A similar pair of helical gears to that in Q1, also on parallel axes, are to have involute teeth, of 20° normal pressure

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A similar pair of helical gears to that in Q1, also on parallel axes, are to have involute teeth, of 20° normal pressure angle, and 3 mm normal module. The wheels are to have 16 and 34 teeth, and to work with a centre distance of 143 mm. Calculate the transverse pressure angle in degrees. Give your answer to 2dp.
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