Course Description
The THORS Gear Chart Interpretation: Composite Measurements on Bevel Gearscourse introduces learners to the composite measurement methods applied to bevel gears tested in pairs rather than individual gears. It explores tooth contact pattern testing and flank composite testing to evaluate gear meshing quality and overall functional performance. Presented in THORS’ highly interactive format, the course includes a detailed overview of the associated equipment, testing procedures, and interpretation of test results.

Who will benefit from this composite measurements on bevel gears course?
Quality, manufacturing, engineering, design, testing, inspection, and maintenance personnel involved in gear production who require a foundational understanding of bevel gear measurement parameters and various measurement methods.
Course Classification
*THORS uses the Bloom’s Taxonomy Methodology for our course development.
Certificate Awarded for Gear Chart Interpretation: Composite Measurements on Bevel Gears
*upon successful completion
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