The method of calculating the roughness of gear teeth depending on the parameters of gear meshing of gears at rolling friction with slippage. A model for calculating the equilibrium roughness of the surface in the form of a truncated cone, made on the basis of a spherical roughness model. Methods of determining the technological roughness protrusion; calculation of the depth of implementation of the protrusion of equilibrium roughness in the surface of the counter body; assessment of the pattern of change in the roughness of the gear teeth depending on the meshing module, load in the meshing. A method of evaluating the change in the ratio of the actual and nominal contact area depending on the degree of relative slip between the teeth of the gears, changes in the actual contact area of the gear teeth depending on the meshing module of the gear.
The paper analyzes components of the cam profile of the camshaft in the ‘D-240’ internal combustion engine, the requirements placed on the friction couple consisting of the cam profile and the tappet liner. The scope of study included a review of dimensions of constituent parts of the inlet and outlet cam profiles, as well as their individual features. The study enabled making a method for calculating the contact width and area, the degree of slippage, as well as the wear rate of the profile of inlet and outlet cams operating in the lubricating medium, with an account of the roughness and oil film thickness in the contact area of the friction couple. The resulted analytical dependences allowed us to determine the influence of the normal load, angular velocity, slip rate, contact width, yield strength of the material on the wear rate of cam profiles.
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