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2016
DOI: 10.1080/14484846.2016.1210999
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Wireless measurement and dynamic contact analysis on the root stress of a light-load spur gear drive

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“…Thus, the load angle α j , tooth thickness h L , tooth thickness h f at the peak position of the tooth root stress, and height l f can be obtained according to equations 19-22. f L , α L , R L , h o , and l o are given from equation (23) to equation (27). The other parameters of equation (23) to equation ( 27) can be obtained according to equation (28).…”
Section: Dynamic Stress Calculation Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Thus, the load angle α j , tooth thickness h L , tooth thickness h f at the peak position of the tooth root stress, and height l f can be obtained according to equations 19-22. f L , α L , R L , h o , and l o are given from equation (23) to equation (27). The other parameters of equation (23) to equation ( 27) can be obtained according to equation (28).…”
Section: Dynamic Stress Calculation Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He et al 27 proposed a numerical model of intersecting bevel gears to evaluate the dynamic stress distribution and dynamic transmission error, and they calculated the dynamic contact characteristics of involute and non-involute bevel gears using the three-dimensional dynamic contact finite element method. Zhou et al 28 developed a gear test bench that can wirelessly measure the dynamic tooth root stress of a light-load spur gear drive and wirelessly send or receive the tooth root strain, speed, and torque signals of the gear shaft. Tsai and Ye 29 proposed a PGT gear tooth load contact analysis method and studied the effect of the torsional stiffness of the sun gear and planet carrier on the contact stress distribution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for the domestic research status in the field of wireless energy and data transmission, Song Kai and Zhu Chunbo et al from Harbin Institute of Technology realized wireless charging of robots based on magnetic coupling resonance [3] . Zhou Changjiang and Hu Bo et al from Hunan University in China realized wireless dynamic measurement of gear roots by using wireless data acquisition card and TP-Link [4] . Minmin Xu proposed a gear-shaft-bearing-housing dynamic model to reveal the modulation between bearing and gear [5] .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Liu et al analyzed the dynamic characteristics of the floating non-loaded ring gear with external spline teeth in Ravigneaux planetary gear sets and carried out the wireless measurement and dynamic contact analysis on the root stress of a light-load spur gear drive. [17][18][19] He et al established a mathematical model of gear meshing impact and developed an automatic modeling program for tooth meshing analysis. 20 Hu et al presented a meshing impact dynamic model considering the contact ratio and obtained the maximum deformation caused by the meshing impact, and proposed a method that can be used to determine the meshing impact of gear teeth during operation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%