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Hi! I wonder whether there is a conventional term for those single-helix halves of a herringbone gear? Such a gear includes two helices, doesn't it? Each of the two occupies half the gear. Is it herringbone semi-gear or semi-herrinbone gear or anything else? OK. I just need to know how you'd...

to translate the term into Russian, need a brief description. What is it and how does it look like? Thanks folks

Sorry, I meant Spud Joint (seems too much work done today :(

context: ...for joints connecting members in shear, such as saddle or SPUD JOINTS, the validation data may be based on lap joints. That's all

STUD JOINT. What is it? please explain. A synonim would also fit the bill

Victor, how about "zubchatyi venets" for girth gear. Is it the translation?

Diamondjim, I believe, ring and pinion gears are used in cars. Girth and pinion gears, however, have smth. to do with mills, kilns and the likes. still not clear why different terms are used. I mean girth vs. ring.

possibly someone knows a synonym for "girth and pinion" More context (from different articles): The drier was fired by hot air generated by a kiln which ran above the drier. Unit is _girth/pinion driven_ and lifter bars and still in the shell. Gears on the _girth & pinion_ are fairly...

reading an article, I've come across the term "girth & pinion gear". Need to translate it into Russian properly (by the way I'm Russian). Could you help me by explaining what it is? most confused with the word "girth" :( Thanx in advance, Dmitrii