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Conical gears, also known as bevel gears, are used for power transmission between intersecting shafts. Compared to cylindrical gears, they can change the direction of transmission. Single-stage gear ratios can reach up to 6, even up to 8.

1. Straight and helical bevel gear designs, manufacturing, and installation are relatively simple, but they generate more noise, suitable for low-speed transmission (<5 m/s); the power transmission of straight bevel gears can reach 370 kW, with a peripheral speed of 5 meters per second. Helical bevel gear drives operate smoothly with higher load-bearing capacity, but are more difficult to manufacture and are less commonly used.

2. The helical bevel gears feature smooth transmission, low noise, and high load-bearing capacity, suitable for high-speed and heavy-load applications. The operation of the helical bevel gear transmission is smooth, capable of transmitting power up to 3,700 kW and circumferential speed exceeding 40 m/s.