1987
DOI: 10.1299/jsme1987.30.646
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Root stress of thin-rimmed internal spur gear supported with pins.

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“…Later, they [7] investigated the deflections of a ring gear by finite element (FE) method and theoretical approach, respectively. Satoshi ODA et al [8] applied the FE method to study the root stress and the rim deformation of a thin-rimmed spur ring gear supported by pins. Abousleiman and Velex [9] developed a hybrid 3D finite element/lumped parameter model to analyze the quasi-static and dynamic properties of planetary/epicyclic gear sets, where the effect of a flexible ring gear was taken into account by using the beam elements for simple structures and the 3D brick elements for complex geometries.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Later, they [7] investigated the deflections of a ring gear by finite element (FE) method and theoretical approach, respectively. Satoshi ODA et al [8] applied the FE method to study the root stress and the rim deformation of a thin-rimmed spur ring gear supported by pins. Abousleiman and Velex [9] developed a hybrid 3D finite element/lumped parameter model to analyze the quasi-static and dynamic properties of planetary/epicyclic gear sets, where the effect of a flexible ring gear was taken into account by using the beam elements for simple structures and the 3D brick elements for complex geometries.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies have shown that the flexibility of internal gear significantly affects the dynamic behaviors of planetary gear trains [9] . In order to get stresses and deflections of ring gear, several finite element analysis models were proposed [10][11][12][13][14] . However, most of the models dealt with only a segment of the internal ring gear with a thin rim.…”
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