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Rob Frazer

Rob Frazer received a BSc in Mechanical Engineering and Ph.D. from Newcastle University. He is a senior engineer with the Design Unit at Newcastle University and spent the last 35 years working with gears and gearboxes. Rob leads gear measurement research at the UK’s National Gear Metrology Laboratory (NGML), is chair of British Standard Institute (BSI) gear committee, MCE-5 and a member of the ISO gear accuracy working group (ISO TC60 WG2). He provides technical support to the British Gear Association’s (BGA) research committee, helps deliver its training programmes and teaches on Newcastle University’s MSc and MEng Mechanical Power Transmissions Module.

Articles by Rob Frazer

TECHNICAL ARTICLES | 2022-04-13

Holistic Evaluation of Involute Gears

As well as evaluation of profile, helix and pitch deviations, harmonic analysis of measured 2D trace data is routinely used by some industries to control gear noise and characterize machine tool performance. Evaluation of 3D surface measurement data has not been investigated.

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