"The Important Role of Gears in Mechanical Engineering"

Nazarova Nafisa Ilhomovna,

doi:10.47494/mesb.v24i.1237

(1) Nazarova Nafisa Ilhomovna, Work distributor, Navoi Machine-Building Plant, Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
(*) Corresponding Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v24i.1237

Keywords:

gear, gear micro-geometry, profile modifications, transmission error, noise, finite-element method, gear bending and contact stress

Abstract

Nowadays, the basic requirements of gear transmissions are not limited to resistance and reliability, but often include good efficiency and low vibration and noise emissions. This article investigates the role of tooth flank micro-geometry in fulfilling these needs. A non-linear finite element approach has been conceived and exploited to investigate in detail the influence of the shape of profile modifications (PMs) on transmission error, root stress, and contact pressure. In this approach, harmonic drive gears are widely used in space applications, robotics, and precision positioning systems because of their attractive attributes including near-zero backlash, high speed reduction ratio, compact size, and small weight. On the other hand, they possess an inherent periodic positioning error known as kinematic error responsible for transmission performance degradation. No definite understanding of the mechanism of kinematic error as well as its characterization is available in the literature. The numerical results are first assessed by comparison with experimental measurements and then a comparison of contact and bending stresses of the same gear with long linear and long circular PMs is presented and discussed. The results of these comparisons show that the optimal amount of PMs is not independent of PM shape; hence, the procedures used to design linear PMs cannot be directly applied to the design of non-linear PMs.

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