2023
DOI: 10.1177/09544062231166835
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Optimization design and analysis of internal gear transmission with double contact points

Abstract: Internal gear transmission with double contact points is consist of the pinion having circular-arc tooth profile and the internal gear having parabola tooth profile. To further improve load capacity and reduce total volume of internal gear drive with double contact points, a multi-objective and multi-parameter optimization mathematical model is established based on genetic algorithm. Through the comparison analysis, contact stress of tooth surfaces after optimization design is reduced by 21.9% and the volume o… Show more

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“…According to the principle in Liang et al, 18,19 the tooth surface equation of the pinion is solved as follows: where x n t ð Þ and y n t ð Þ are components of the basic tooth profile of the pinion in each axis in the normal plane. The derivative of x n t ð Þ with respect to t and y n t ð Þ with respect to t are x 0 n t ð Þ and y 0 n t ð Þ, respectively.…”
Section: Design Principle Of the Gear Tooth Profilementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to the principle in Liang et al, 18,19 the tooth surface equation of the pinion is solved as follows: where x n t ð Þ and y n t ð Þ are components of the basic tooth profile of the pinion in each axis in the normal plane. The derivative of x n t ð Þ with respect to t and y n t ð Þ with respect to t are x 0 n t ð Þ and y 0 n t ð Þ, respectively.…”
Section: Design Principle Of the Gear Tooth Profilementioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the principle in Liang et al, 18,19 the tooth surface equation of the pinion is solved as follows:…”
Section: Design Principle Of the Gear Tooth Profilementioning
confidence: 99%