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When two non-parallel or intersecting but coplanar shafts are connected by gears, the arrangement is known as,

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Madhavan Palmani
Madhavan Palmani 7 years ago
Spur- parallel connection.

Helical-parallel connection but teeth is inclined.

Bevel - intersecting but coplanar.

Sprial - non-intersecting non-coplanar.
Madhavan Palmani
Madhavan Palmani 7 years ago
Spur- parallel connection.

Helical-parallel connection but teeth is inclined.

Bevel - non intersecting but coplanar.

Sprial - non-intersecting non-coplanar.
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