Investigation on the Transmission Efficiency of the Planetary Gear Train

Li Feng Chen; Xiao Ling Wu; Da Tong Qin; Ze Jun Wen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.103.205

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Investigation on the Transmission Efficiency of the Planetary Gear Train

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A model for the transmission efficiency of the planetary gear train has been proposed based on the principle of energy. The network topology for the planetary gear train is established with the graph theory by substitution the net nodes for the parts. According to the principle of conservation of energy, the interaction model of the energy transfer of the gear train is built by the way of integration the energy transfer equations between the nodes. With the investigation on the power losses, the transmission efficiency of planetary gear train can be calculated.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 103)

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Li Feng Chen, Xiao Ling Wu, Da Tong Qin, Ze Jun Wen

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Graph Theory, Planetary Gear Train, Power Loss, Transmission Efficiency

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