AGMA 99FTM15 1999

Name: AGMA 99FTM15 1999
Brand: AGMA
SKU: agma-99ftm15-1999

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Theoretical Model for Load Distribution on Cylindric Gears: Application to Contact Stress Analysis

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Publisher AGMA

File size 626.64 KB

Pages 16

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Publication date 1999

ISBN-13 978-1-555-89753-6

ISBN-13 plain 9781555897536

ISBN-10 1555897533

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File size 626.64 KB

Pages 16

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Publication date 1999

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