The form clearance, CF, shown in the basic rack profiles
is equal to 0.1 m for all pressure angle splines. The form clearance
is modified for fits other than H/h (See par. 8.8.2).
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8.8.2 Application of Spline Fit Classes-The spline tables
in PART II of this standard are based on spline fit class H/h
which has a minimum effective clearance of zero. Selection of
a spline fit requiring a different minimum effective clearance
requires adjustment of the external spline dimensions as follows:
a) For the spline fit class selected H/h, H/f, H/e, or H/d,
determine the tooth thickness modification value (es) from
Table 4.
b) Reduce the maximum effective tooth thickness, SV
max, and the minimum actual tooth thickness, S min,specified
in spline tables, by the amount of the tooth thickness modification
(es) shown in Table 4.
c) Reduce external major and minor diameters (DEE rnax
and DIE min) by the value given in Table 5 according to the
selected spline fit class.
d) Calculate the required form diameter of the external
spline, DFE:
e) Calculate minimum and maximum dimensions over two
pins, external spline (MRE min and MRE max).
MRE min = MRE min* - (es) KE
MRE ma** = MRE min* - (es - T) KE
(*) MRE min values corresponding to values of fit class
H/h. (See PART II, dimension tables)
(**) MRE max values corresponding to values of fit
class H/h. (See Appendix A)
Values of KE factor are given in PART II, dimension
tables. These formulas are approximate.
Tooth thickness modification (es) values are given in
Table 4.
f ) Calculate minimum and maximum base tangent length
over k teeth, external spline (W min and W max).
Values of minimum and maximum base tangent length
over k teeth are given for the fit class H/h in PART III.
Table 4-Tooth Thickness Modification (Reduction)-in Mirometers-(sr) Resulting from Selected Spline Fit Classes
1 pn = 0.001 mm
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