Analytical impact of the sliding friction on mesh stiffness of spur gear drives based on Ishikawa model
Zhengminqing Li, Hongshang Chen, Jiansong Chen, Rupeng Zhu
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Zhengminqing Li, Hongshang Chen, Jiansong Chen, Rupeng Zhu
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Mesh stiffness always is a studying focus of gear dynamics. In the issue, a solution for the calculation of mesh stiffness considering the sliding friction effect is constructed, and the influence of the sliding friction on mesh stiffness is analyzed. Further, the analytical results indicate mesh stiffness is sensitive to the sliding friction in poorly lubricating conditions specially. These contributions would not only simplify the calculation of mesh stiffness associated with the sliding friction but also be good for assessing the dynamic behaviors of spur gear drives in some special operating conditions
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Mesh stiffness always is a studying focus of gear dynamics. In the issue, a solution for the calculation of mesh stiffness considering the sliding friction effect is constructed, and the influence of the sliding friction on mesh stiffness is analyzed. Further, the analytical results indicate mesh stiffness is sensitive to the sliding friction in poorly lubricating conditions specially. These contributions would not only simplify the calculation of mesh stiffness associated with the sliding friction but also be good for assessing the dynamic behaviors of spur gear drives in some special operating conditions
Key concepts: Stiffness, Spur gear, Structural engineering, Focus (optics), Spur, Materials science, Reduction (mathematics), Engineering