The Kinematics Simulation Study of Machine-Hydraulic Continuous Transmission Based on UG and Adams
Ke Jian
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Ke Jian
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This paper analyzes the basic principles of Machine-Hydraulic Continuous Transmission.Three-dimensional model of Continuous Transmission was established which based on UG.On this basis,kinematics simulation of the model was used by Adams.Meanwhile,this paper also introduced the way of constraint of Differential gear and Shortcomings in the course of Adams simulation,and proposed a new and feasible way of establishment of gear constraint.The hydraulic parts was simplified in the process of modeling and simulation,which simplified the three-dimensional model and analysis of dynamics.Finally,compared and analyzed the simulation results and theoretical results.The results show that this program is feasible.
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This paper analyzes the basic principles of Machine-Hydraulic Continuous Transmission.Three-dimensional model of Continuous Transmission was established which based on UG.On this basis,kinematics simulation of the model was used by Adams.Meanwhile,this paper also introduced the way of constraint of Differential gear and Shortcomings in the course of Adams simulation,and proposed a new and feasible way of establishment of gear constraint.The hydraulic parts was simplified in the process of modeling and simulation,which simplified the three-dimensional model and analysis of dynamics.Finally,compared and analyzed the simulation results and theoretical results.The results show that this program is feasible.
Key concepts: Kinematics, Constraint (computer-aided design), Differential (mechanical device), Process (computing), Transmission (telecommunications), Engineering, Dynamic simulation, Basis (linear algebra)