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The intermediate gearbox is

  • an epicyclic gearbox.
  • a bevel gearbox.
  • a reduction gearbox.

Explanation from PART66Online

The intermediate gearbox in a tail-rotor drive train uses bevel gears to turn the drive shaft through the angle change up the tail boom toward the tail-rotor gearbox. It is a direction-changing unit rather than an epicyclic reduction stage, which is the type used in the high-reduction main rotor gearbox.

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Kbyrne asked · 21 Oct 2015

It's a bevel gearbox

Community Comments (3)

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kernowgaz 24 Aug 2017
I agree. It is a bevel gearbox. I have worked on aircraft with 1:1 ratio IGB's.
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kostsop 29 Mar 2018
the intermediate gearbox(45 degrees) is a bevel one.
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bigbear 2 Jul 2024
GREEE IT IS BEVEL GEAR

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