Research on the Time-Varying Mesh Stiffness and Dynamic Characteristics of Steel-POM Gear Pair with Off-Line Meshing [PDF]
AbstractPlastic gears have been widely used in fields such as instruments, meters, and automotive electronics In particular, metal-plastic gear pairs are commonly used in the low-speed stages of multi-stage gear transmissions to enhance load capacity and achieve lightweight design.
Yangshou Xiong +4 more
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Time-varying mesh stiffness of gears under interfacial characteristic effects
To investigate the variation characteristics of gear time-varying mesh stiffness under asperity-dominated contact, utilizing the geometric relationship formula for double-tooth engagement and surface topography, the fractal theory was employed to describe the gear profile.
Hao Wu, H. Jiang, Dong Shao
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The influence of time-varying mesh stiffness on natural characteristics of planetary gear system [PDF]
Abstract Modal property is the crucial factor that can influence the vibration characteristics of the planetary gear system. Previous studies used time invariant mesh stiffness (TIMS) to study the natural characteristics. However, with the rotation of the gear, the meshing stiffness will change periodically which will lead to changes of ...
Keming Zhang +3 more
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Dynamic Analysis of Gear Systems with Dynamic Mesh Stiffness and Time- Varying Bearing Stiffness [PDF]
Abstract In this study, a novel analytical model for dynamic mesh stiffness of spur gears is developed using variable cross-section beam theory, explicitly accounting for driving speed effects. The dynamic mesh stiffness is determined by applying the modal superposition method to analytical model equations, and subsequently validated using both
Dayi Qu +8 more
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Time-Varying Mesh Stiffness Calculation of Spiral Bevel Gear with Spalling Defect
Zhanwei Li +4 more
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Time-varying Meshing Stiffness Calculation of Spur Gears with Asymmetric Spalling Defects
Gear systems are subjected to repeated loads during long-term operation, and factors such as insufficient lubricant to increase friction between gears, resulting in elevated temperatures and wear, are highly susceptible to tooth spalling. Tooth spalling is a common form of failure in gear failure.
Wenqiang Han, Hanjun Jiang
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Influences of tooth crack on time-varying mesh stiffness of helical gears [PDF]
Taoyuan Chen, Yanxue Wang
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Rail corrugation is usually generated in modern railway transportations, such as high-speed railway, urban railway, and heavy-haul railway. It is one of the major excitations to the wheel–rail dynamic interaction, which will cause extra vibration and noise, failures, or even risk of derailment to the vehicle and its components.
Zaigang Chen +3 more
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Time-Varying Meshing Stiffness Calculation and Dynamics Simulation of Multi-Spalling Gear [PDF]
Spalling alters a gear’s time-varying meshing stiffness (TVMS), thereby affecting its vibration characteristics. However, most studies focus on single-spalling gears and overlook the possibility of multi-spalling gears. Additionally, because most spalls are irregular, traditional analytical models neglect the torsional effects that are caused by ...
Xiangxi Kong +4 more
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Time-varying Mesh Stiffness Algorithm Correction and Tooth Crack Dynamic Modeling [PDF]
Zhiguo Wan
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