Technical Seminar · Integration & Gears

From gear to gears:
Evaluate calculations and verifications

Understand current design methods, evaluate load-carrying capacity analyses according to DIN and ISO standards, and assess gears and gear systems in terms of safety, efficiency, and optimization in a practical context.

Seminar: From Gear to Gears —Evaluating Calculations and Verifications
Gear Meshing · Load capacity · Gears

That's what this seminar is about

From gear tooth geometry to load-carrying capacity analyses and efficiency, all the way to the evaluation and optimization of complete gear systems.

Gear Tooth Geometry

Gain a solid understanding of gear geometry

Classify different types of gear teeth, involute geometry, and manufacturing-related factors as the basis for reliable gear designs.

Load-carrying capacity analyses for gears according to DIN and ISO

Evaluate load-bearing capacity analyses

Understand and evaluate methods, influencing factors, and required parameters for reliable verification in accordance with DIN and ISO standards.

Flank Fractures and Gray Spotting on Gears

Classifying damage mechanisms

Understand flank breakage, gray spots, and other detection methods, and evaluate their significance for the safe operation of gearings.

New Materials for Gears and Gears

Optimizing materials & efficiency

Evaluate new gear materials, friction losses, and design optimizations in terms of efficiency, load-carrying capacity, and service life.

Contents & details

The technical content ranges from gear geometry to load-carrying capacity and optimization, and includes an examination of the entire gear system.

Introduction

Gear geometry & manufacturing

  • Overview of various types of gearings
  • Non-involute and involute gearings
  • Generation and determinants of the involute
  • Fundamentals of gear manufacturing
  • Deviations from the ideal gear geometry
  • Significance of geometry for function and performance
Calculation

Energy efficiency & gears optimization

  • Influences on the efficiency
  • Macroscopic correction factors
  • Microscopic correction factors
  • Special features of gearbox optimization
  • The impact of design changes on efficiency
  • Optimization of gearings in the overall system
Safeties

Load-bearing capacity, materials, and damage patterns

  • Geometric gearing sizes
  • Required material characteristics
  • Evidence for the tooth root
  • Verification for the tooth flank
  • Proof against overeating
  • New and improved detection methods
  • Flank fracture and micropitting
  • Use of plastic gears
  • Advantages and unique features of new gear materials
Overall dystem & Practice

From a gear to a complete gears

  • Overview of types of gearboxes and gear drives
  • Applications and suitability of various gears
  • Verification of the individual transmission components
  • Viewing the transmission as a complete system
  • Interactions with the individual entries
  • Numerical analysis methods such as FEM and MKS
  • Practical section using the MDESIGN gear libraries
  • Modeling and calculation of a hybrid/electric drive
  • Optimization of a spur gear
Practical Knowledge on Gear Design and Transmission Optimization
Practical relevance

Understand the calculations. Optimize gears in a targeted manner.

Practical examples of drive modeling and gear optimization complement the theoretical fundamentals.

Real-world case studies Practical knowledge Recognizing typical mistakes Discussing your own questions
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Dates & participation

Dates in German DE
December 8–9, 2026 9:00 a.m. — 1:00 p.m.
Online · Live
February 23–24, 2027 9:00 a.m. — 1:00 p.m.
Online · Live
June 29–30, 2027 9:00 a.m. — 1:00 p.m.
Online · Live
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