In this paper, a type of planetary gear system in the wind turbine was studied by taking into account the actual conditions where the planetary gear system works. A nonlinear multi-gap planetary gear system finite element method model was established, and the engagement stress, the displacement, and the velocity curve with time of nodes of the planetary gear system were obtained by using explicit dynamic solution method. Under different speeds and different load, the variation of planetary gear system dynamic transmission error was then studied combined with the theory of gearing. The results showed that it is different from the dynamic transmission error of planetary gear system and planetary gear. Time-varying mesh stiffness of sun gear and the ring gear are also different along with their speed change. There are some correlation among time-varying mesh stiffness, meshing impact stress, and dynamic transmission errors. Therefore, it is suggested that the meshing stiffness and impact stress effect on the dynamic transmission error should be considered in the study of transmission error of wind turbine planetary gear system.
Transmission tower plays important role in the power system and it is security sensitive in various working conditions, such as wind and ice. In this paper, a method to obtain the dynamic response of a cat head type transmission tower under strong fluctuating wind was proposed. The coupled tower-lines finite element model was established in ABAQUS, and the equivalent acceleration of fluctuating wind was simulated by MATLAB. Then the displacements and stresses time histories were obtained. The method introduced in this paper can be used to assess the safety of tower under different fluctuating wind with different directions and provide a reference of the tower in the design stage.
In order to meet the needs of special structural gears in the development of aviation, aerospace and automobile industries, the existing gear processing methods can not meet the processing precision. If it is necessary to pay a large cost to meet the processing precision, a new Processing methodhobbing processing method of spiral face gear. On the basis of a large number of previous studies, based on the differential geometry and spatial meshing principle, the tooth surface equation of the helical face gear is derived and the threedimensional model is simulated by coordinate transformation and meshing relationship; considering the assembly mode and motion of the hob and the helical face gear Relationship, the machining coordinate system is established, and the helical face gear tooth surface and meshing equation are obtained from the hob-based worm tooth surface equation and the Archimedes worm hob is designed. Finally, the conclusion is given and the research work that needs further development is proposed.
The face gear is the core component used in the helicopter transmission system. Compared with other gear transmissions, the face gear transmission has large coincidence degree, stable transmission, low noise, no axial force, small space occupied by the transmission device, and torque splitting effect. It is a good advantage, so it is generally used in the aerospace field. In this paper, in the face gear transmission process, the contact lens sensitivity caused by the surface gear installation error, using the combination of theoretical analysis and computer simulation, the application of differential geometry and gear meshing transmission theory, combined with the surface topology design technology, The face tooth surface design method with low sensitivity of meshing impression error and stable meshing quality is used, and Gauss curvature is used as the installation sensitivity coefficient to analyze the sensitivity of surface gear mounting error.
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