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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2006 No.9ELASTODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF MULTI-RING GEAR REDUCERS IN CONSIDERATION OF DEFORMATIONS OF GEAR-COUPLERS

ELASTODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF MULTI-RING GEAR REDUCERS IN CONSIDERATION OF
DEFORMATIONS OF GEAR-COUPLERS

 

SONG Yimin  ZHANG Jun  ZHANG Yongxin  ZHANG Ce

(School of Mechanical Engineering, Tianjin University, Tianjin 300072)

 

Abstract: The multi-ring gear reducer (MRGR) is a novel class of planetary gear transmission devices with small tooth number difference. It has numerous advantages over common gear reducers such as large transmission ratio, high loading capacity, compact volume, low fabricating cost and wide adaptability. To improve dynamic performance of the MRGR, the systematic elastodynamic equation is formulated by taking into account the elasticity of high-speed shafts, gear-couplers, meshing teeth and bearings. An ANSYS based finite element model is developed for the gear-couplers whose rigid-body motions are constrained by linear springs with equivalent stiffness. The stresses, displacements and elastic deformations of the gear-couplers are investigated in a whole motion cycle of the parallelogram mechanism. The actual loading states of the components are obtained by integrating iteratively the ANSYS based finite element analysis of the gear-couplers and the elastodynamic analysis of the MRGR. The simulation results reveal that both longitudinal and lateral deformations of the gear-couplers will greatly affect dynamic performance of the MRGR and the rating life of planetary bearings will be shortened as a result of elastic deformations of the gear-couplers.

Key words: Multi-ring gear reducers  Gear-coupler  Finite element analysis  Elastodynamic analysis

CLC No: TH132.4  TH113.1

国家自然科学基金(50205019)和教育部高等学校博士学科点专项科研基金(20040056018)资助项目. Received 20051107,  received in revised form 20060320

 
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