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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2004 No.3EFFECT OF GEAR WIDTH AND HELIX ANGLE ON FACTOR OF DYNAMIC LOAD OF DOUBLE CIRCULAR ARC HELICAL GEARING

Wu Baolin

School of Mechanical and

 Electronic Engineering,

Tianjin Polytechnic University,

 Tianjin 300160, China

 

 

EFFECT OF GEAR WIDTH AND HELIX
ANGLE ON FACTOR OF DYNAMIC
LOAD OF DOUBLE CIRCULAR ARC
HELICAL GEARING*


Abstract: Based on theory of mechanical dynamics, meshing characteristic as well as the dynamic model of double circular arc helical gearing, an analysis approach and a computer program have been developed for studying the state of dynamic load and factor of dynamic load of the gearing, the changing situation of dynamic load and dynamic load factor vs some affecting factors such as gear width, helix angle and accuracy grade etc are investigated. A series of conclusions are obtained: ①With the increasing in the values of gear width, the dynamic load factor appears slow decreasing tendency in most region of gear width. ② When the accuracy grades of the gearing are improved, the values of dynamic load factor decrease. ③ The value of dynamic load factor appears a decreasing tendency with the increasing of value of helix angle at the same ratio of critical rotational speed.

Key words: Double circular arc helical gearing (W-N gearing)  Factor of dynamic load  Helix angle Gear width

 


* This project is supported by Science and Technology Developing Foundation of Tianjin Higher Education (No.20030703). Received January 10, 2003; received in revised form April 15, 2004; accepted May 22, 2004

 

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