- mathematics, an
involute (also
known as an evolvent) is a
particular type of
curve that is
dependent on
another shape or curve. An
involute of a
curve is...
-
specialties such as clocks. In an
involute gear, the
profiles of the
teeth are
involutes of a circle. The
involute of a
circle is the
spiraling curve...
-
errors and
deflection under load. The base
circle of an
involute gear is the
circle from
which involute tooth profiles are derived. The base
cylinder corresponds...
- other. This
folding mechanism makes the
emerging leaf look like a tube. In
involute vernation both
margins on
opposing sides of the leaf are
rolled up towards...
- {\displaystyle \left({\frac {dx}{dh}}\right)^{2}={\frac {2r}{h}}-1.} The
involute of the
cycloid has
exactly the same
shape as the
cycloid it originates...
- For
involute gears, the
teeth always exert force along the line of action, which, for
involute gears, is a
straight line; and thus, for
involute gears...
- and watches,
rather than the
involute gear form used for most
other gears.
Cycloidal gears have
advantages over
involute gears in such
applications in...
-
inverse Involution algebra, a *-algebra: a type of
algebraic structure Involute, a
construction in the
differential geometry of
curves Exponentiation (archaic...
- and oxycones:
narrow and
moderately involute.
Discocone –
Intermediate between oxycones and spherocones:
involute and
moderately broad. The
modern Nautilus...
- is
commonly referred to as the "540". All new
types (2, 3, and 4) use
involute splines,
whereas Type 1 uses
straight splines. Inch-denominated shafts...
