Study on Meshing Impact and Modification Method of Filtering Reducer Considering Mixed Lubrication[J]. 2015, 49(7): 140-148.
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Study on Meshing Impact and Modification Method of Filtering Reducer Considering Mixed Lubrication[J]. 2015, 49(7): 140-148.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201507023.
Study on Meshing Impact and Modification Method of Filtering Reducer Considering Mixed Lubrication
For analyzing the meshing impact of filtering reducers
the elastohydrodynamic lubrication(EHL)of the reducer in actual working condition is studied considering the rotational speed
load and real tooth surface roughness. A mixed lubrication model is established to calculate the lubrication status at the engaging-in position under different rotational speeds with suggested calculation method of friction coefficient. Taking actual working condition into account
the method of tooth profile modification(TPM)is suggested with the reducer's finite element model established based on the study of EHL to analyze the effects of friction coefficient of tooth surface
TPM
and lubrication status on the meshing impact. It is found that the friction coefficient will reduce with the rotational speed under mixed lubrication. Compared with frictionless contact
frictional contact can significantly weaken meshing impact and improve gear contact status
thus the friction coefficient of tooth surface must be considered in the study of filtering reducer meshing impact. FEM analysis shows that the optimized TPM amount for output-gear and dual-gear is 46 μm and 30 μm
respectively
whereby the dynamic characteristics of filtering reducer are significantly improved
whereas too small or too large TPM amount will not effectively weaken the meshing impact. Moreover
lubrication status has also obvious influence on the meshing impact
but the influence of tooth surface friction is less obvious
in contrast
higher rotational speed will lead to deterioration of the dynamic characteristics.
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