Gear Design and Analysis Made Easy
PowerGear gear calculation software
Gear Technology:
- Software to help you calculate the power capacity of a gear mesh. PowerGear is a "superset" of AGMA Standard 2001 "Fundamental Rating Factors and Calculation Methods for Involute Spur and Helical Gear Teeth" that addresses all factors in the Standard with extended analysis capability to include both internal and external gears, EHD Film Thickness, tooth mesh kinematics, and more features beyond the basic gear rating formulas provided in the AGMA Standard.
- Gear Technology by Ray Drago of Drive Systems Technology, Inc.
- PowerGear's capabilities.
- Computer Technology by Remco deJong.
- Student Version accompanies PC Applications in Parallel Axis Gear Design Seminar presented by Ray Drago in Milwaukee (follow mechanical engineering link)
Download files:
- PowerGear install file Download entire installation (5.5 Mb 09/29/2005 PGV 3.0.68& DGV 2.0.17 full install)
- PowerGear executables Download just the executables (1 Mb, 09/29/2005 PGV 3.0.68& DGV 2.0.17)
- Contact us to order a CD with the install files for $15
More Information:
- Screen Shots Check out the input and output screens of the software.
- Versions The version and release history of PowerGear and DrawGear
Purchase Information and Order Form :
Once
the trial period expires, purchase and register a license to
reactivate PowerGear software.- Download Order Form in Adobe *.PDF format, or Download Order Form in Microsoft *.DOC format
System Requirements:
- Most installations of the Windows OS, including Win95 through WinXP
- 10 Mbytes disk space
- SVGA or higher resolution monitor
DrawGear Notes
Gear drawings and help files. PowerGear includes drawings that are done by a stand-alone ActiveX component called "DrawGear". DrawGear renders accurate internal or external involute gearing with trochoidal roots or using full root radius. The complement of the tool, whether using a shaper or a hob yields a trochoidal tooth root that can be drawn and animated for greater understanding. The drawings can be output to DXF files or accurately printed. The size of the polyline can be altered for speed or for precision. This ActiveX component can be fed data by other programs, like MS Excel. To learn more about this capability contact Remco deJong. The help file for DrawGear only works in stand-alone mode, therefore, first run DrawGear by itself or launch the helpfile (DrawGear.chm) and find the zoom, pan and rotate functions so you'll be able to use those when calling the drawings from PowerGear. DrawGear, of PowerGear includes:
- Gear mesh visualization
- DXF (element only) output
- WYSIWYG Mesh printing
- Customizable poly-line step size.
- Line of Action
- Moving Hertzian stress factor