2016
DOI: 10.1515/rput-2016-0031
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Kinematics Simulation of the Cardan Shaft for Investigation of the Cardan Error in Catia V5

Abstract: The goal of this paper is the creation of kinematic systems of the cardan shaft in the CAD/CAM/CAE system CATIA V5 and analysis of three cases of assembly to determine upon which, angular accelerations had been observed between the input driving shaft, central cardan shaft and output driven shaft. The scientific result of this paper was to confirm the presence of cardan error and how this type of error can be successfully eliminated.

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“…The absence of all high-frequency lines characterizes an undamaged bearing frequency spectrum, and only order-based ground levels of system-immanent lines are present. Examples of such frequencies are 1st-order frequencies, caused by imbalance, and 2nd-order frequencies, caused by a Cardan joint error [27], which indicate looseness or a misalignment [28]. More severe bearing faults-stages 3 and 4-show lower frequency phenomena based on order-correlated phenomena like the ball passing frequency on the outer race (BPFO), the ball passing frequency on the inner race (BPFI), the ball spin frequency (BSF), and the fundamental train frequency (FTF) that are related to the movement of the cage rather than on uncorrelated wideband spectral phenomena [26].…”
Section: Bearing Failure Detection In Vibration Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The absence of all high-frequency lines characterizes an undamaged bearing frequency spectrum, and only order-based ground levels of system-immanent lines are present. Examples of such frequencies are 1st-order frequencies, caused by imbalance, and 2nd-order frequencies, caused by a Cardan joint error [27], which indicate looseness or a misalignment [28]. More severe bearing faults-stages 3 and 4-show lower frequency phenomena based on order-correlated phenomena like the ball passing frequency on the outer race (BPFO), the ball passing frequency on the inner race (BPFI), the ball spin frequency (BSF), and the fundamental train frequency (FTF) that are related to the movement of the cage rather than on uncorrelated wideband spectral phenomena [26].…”
Section: Bearing Failure Detection In Vibration Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The absence of all high-frequency lines characterizes an undamaged bearing frequency spectrum, and only order-based ground levels of system-immanent lines are present. Examples of such frequencies are 1st-order frequencies, caused by imbalance, and 2ndorder frequencies, caused by a Cardan joint error [27], which indicate looseness or a misalignment [28].…”
Section: Bearing Failure Detection In Vibration Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kishore ve diğer., (2016) belirli bir kullanım koşulu için farklı malzemelere sahip kardan milli bağlanlantıların tasarımı ve analizini gerçekleştirmişlerdir [13]. Hadju ve diğer., (2016) kardan mili katı modeli üzerinden mafsal kinematiğinin simülasyonu yaparak hız düzgünsüzlüğünü incelemişlerdir [14]. Cardozo ve Weber, (2018) mafsal kinematiği ve kuvvet analizinin sonuçlarına dayanarak sabit hız mafsalları için genelleştirilmiş formul geliştirmişlerdir [15].…”
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