AGMA pitting resistance factor of safety (SH)

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The AGMA pitting resistance factor of safety (SH) is a critical parameter in gear design, specifically referenced in Shigley's Engineering Design. If SH is determined to be 2, it indicates that the transmitted load can be increased by a factor of 4 while maintaining performance. This relationship is derived from the AGMA pitting equation, where the safety factor and transmitted load are related through squaring. Therefore, the statement regarding the safety factor and load increase is true.

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If the AGMA pitting resistance factor of safety (SH) for a certain gear was found to be equal to 2, it means that the transmitted load can be increased 4 times, while still get the required performance.
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is the statement true or false?

This is from Shigley's Engineering design, I'm unable to approach this in the right way,
I need help in "catching the string".
 
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ironfalls18 said:
If the AGMA pitting resistance factor of safety (SH) for a certain gear was found to be equal to 2, it means that the transmitted load can be increased 4 times, while still get the required performance.
Is the statement true or false?
Find the AGMA pitting equation, look for the safety factor and the transmitted load. Are they separated in the equation by a square or a square root? 2 = √4 ; 2² = 4 ;
AGMA Contact Stress and Pitting Resistance
 

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