This report focuses on the combined consideration of the infeed and the subsequent axial machining with additional variation of the workpiece width in order to evaluate the influence of the infeed with increasing or decreasing full cut area.

A validated simulation model is used to analyze more in-depth investigations into the influence of a stochastic course of the pitch error on the quasi-static excitation behavior.

Addressing one of the most talked about noise sources — gears.

Development of an analogy test enabling the economic determination of the tooth flank fracture load capacity of gears from industrial practice on the other hand.

Higher order flank form optimizations and motion transmission characteristic.

Evaluation of the bending fatigue performance (stress to life relationship) of different gear materials subject to various manufacturing processes and why subsequent post processing treatments are of significance to gear and transmission designers.