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Gear thread maths text books
MothballsWallet
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Hi everyone,
I apologise if this is the wrong board for this question, but it seemed like the best fit.
I've started a new job this month where I need to make use of my Revised Higher (Scottish A level) maths, but since it's been about 20 years since I last used that knowledge, I'm a little bit rusty on it
Okay, the job involves maintaining an application that works out the spec for a gear thread in order for it to be machined, and a lot of it is stuff I'm probably already familiar with, but haven't used for a long time, so I was wondering if anyone might have some ideas on books I could borrow from the library to help me out?
I was thinking of something like "gear thread maths For Dummies" in that it explains the concepts and maths clearly - I do have some notes, documents and articles, but not all of the design documentation (yet - I will be asking for it).
Many thanks in advance
(Note to board guides: please feel free to move if this is the wrong board.)
I apologise if this is the wrong board for this question, but it seemed like the best fit.
I've started a new job this month where I need to make use of my Revised Higher (Scottish A level) maths, but since it's been about 20 years since I last used that knowledge, I'm a little bit rusty on it
Okay, the job involves maintaining an application that works out the spec for a gear thread in order for it to be machined, and a lot of it is stuff I'm probably already familiar with, but haven't used for a long time, so I was wondering if anyone might have some ideas on books I could borrow from the library to help me out?
I was thinking of something like "gear thread maths For Dummies" in that it explains the concepts and maths clearly - I do have some notes, documents and articles, but not all of the design documentation (yet - I will be asking for it).
Many thanks in advance
(Note to board guides: please feel free to move if this is the wrong board.)
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Is there British Standard or Eurocode that you can refer to?0
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Find out the thread standards. These will show you the thread details. From this you can work out what you need to know.0
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